Make sure to bring your camera and lots of extra memory. Bryce Canyon is so amazing. You should go on hikes there, but bring LOTS of water. While you're there, you should also stop by Zion, a similar national park only a few hours away. There is this place there where water that sifted through the sandstone falls on you. It's really cool. At Bryce there are shuttle buses that bring you to select attractions.

Nothing else like it! If you plan to camp bring warm clothes for night and early morning. Elevation is close to 8000 ft (about 2500 meters) Even if its summertime, it gets chilly at night. Last time I camped in July it got down to 40 degrees F (about 5 celsius)

Go there in the early moning, the sun wil go up and show a beautifull red glow over the canyon, GREAT photo's!!!!
then take the hike into the canyon with a staff member and take a picnic..great.....

Be sure to walk through 'Wall Street', its amazing

what a site! Bryce in September is awesome! Temp is hot but very bearable. Bring lots of water when hiking and get a bb nearby. (try arrowhead ) very nice and great people

In my opinion the Bryce Canyon is even more beautiful than the Grand Canyon. I was impressed by the beautiful rocks, mountains, etc... You can discover the Bryce Canyon on your own but you have to stay on the tracks. The views are awesome. Take a sweater with you because it can be quite cold over there (even during the summer).

Visit in February/March when snow is still on the ground yet the Canyon is still accessible. Sunset :-)

Take a hike down to the Hoodoos - it's worth it!

Very nice canyon must see if your there

Der eindrucksvollste NP der USA