Bryce Canyon, National Park, Utah, Hiking, Biking, Trails, Sightseeing, Road Trip, Vacation
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Turn key $4900.00 Gateway Tour Guide. Bryce Canyon National Park; Learn about the park's history, and geology, discover scenic hiking trails, and some of the most rare, and breathtaking sights in the country.
Bryce Canyon National Park is one of the most beautiful park. Bryce Canyon Inn is your best choice for visiting the scenic wonders of the southern Utah and the northern Arizona.
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From the South Rim – 212 miles / 341 kilometers.
From Flagstaff, AZ – 207 miles / 333 kilometers.
From Las Vegas, NV – 275 miles/ 443 kilometers.
From Phoenix, AZ – 351 miles / 565 kilometers.
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Northwest Entrance
GatewayTourGuide.com This audio is dedicated to providing useful information, on Bryce Canyon National Park; Learn about the park's history, and geology, discover scenic hiking trails, and some of the most rare, and breathtaking sights in the country. This audio will help point out areas of interest, and educate you along the way. So, relax, and enjoy your ride throughout the park. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com This audio is dedicated to providing useful information, on Br...(more)
Fairyland Point
GatewayTourGuide.com Fairyland Point offers views of Fairyland Amphitheater and its fanciful shapes. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Fairyland Point offers views of Fairyland Amphitheater and ...(more)
North Entrance
GatewayTourGuide.com Consider taking a detour from the main park road at Inspiration Point Road. You have 3 stops on this road, Inspiration Point, Bryce Point and Paria View. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Consider taking a detour from the main park road at Inspirati...(more)
North Camp Ground Rd. to Fairyland Point
GatewayTourGuide.com The geology of Bryce Canyon, began around the same time as the disappearance of the dinosaurs. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com The geology of Bryce Canyon, began around the same time as ...(more)
Archeologists
GatewayTourGuide.com Archeologists have found evidence, that humans lived on the Colorado Plateau, as early as 12,000 years ago, while evidence of human life this early, has yet to be found on the Paunsaugunt Plateau. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Archeologists have found evidence, that humans lived on the ...(more)
Bryce Canyon National Park-Visitor Ctr
GatewayTourGuide.com While at the Visitor Center you will want to see our new awarding winning film entitled Shadows of Time. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com While at the Visitor Center you will want to see our new awa...(more)
Bryce Canyon National Park (North Campground)
GatewayTourGuide.com North Campground, is closest to the general store. It has 107 sites. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com North Campground, is closest to the general store. It has 10...(more)
Sunrise Point Loop
GatewayTourGuide.com Sunset Point Loop Rd. will take you to Sunrise Point and Bryce Canyon Lodge. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Sunset Point Loop Rd. will take you to Sunrise Point and Bry...(more)
Sunrise Point
GatewayTourGuide.com Sunrise Point - This beautiful outlook allows you to view Boat Mesa, and the Sinking Ship, against the sharp Pink Cliffs. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Sunrise Point - This beautiful outlook allows you to view Boa...(more)
Bryce Canyon Lodge
GatewayTourGuide.com Stop at the Bryce Canyon Lodge, which was built in 1924 by Gilbert Stanley Underwood, for the Union Pacific Railroad. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Stop at the Bryce Canyon Lodge, which was built in 1924 by G...(more)
Rainbow Point
GatewayTourGuide.com For those of you traveling North and South, this road is an exit to the west into Dixie National Forest. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com For those of you traveling North and South, this road is an...(more)
Various Overlooks
GatewayTourGuide.com To get a nice overview of Bryce Canyon National Park, drive the 18-mile main park road. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com To get a nice overview of Bryce Canyon National Park, d...(more)
West Entrance
GatewayTourGuide.com This audio is dedicated to providing useful information, on Bryce Canyon National Park; Learn about the park's history, and geology, discover scenic hiking trails, and some of the most rare, and breathtaking sights in the country. This audio will help point out areas of interest, and educate you along the way. So, relax, and enjoy your ride throughout the park. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com This audio is dedicated to providing useful information, on...(more)
Sunset Point
GatewayTourGuide.com Sunset Point - Here you'll find some of the most famous, and breathtaking views of Bryce Canyon's hoodoos. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Sunset Point - Here you'll find some of the most famous, and...(more)
Inspiration and Bryce Point
GatewayTourGuide.com You are approaching Inspiration Point Rd. Your first left will take you to Inspiration Point, having some of the most beautiful sunsets. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com You are approaching Inspiration Point Rd. Your first left wi...(more)
Inspiration Point
GatewayTourGuide.com Inspiration Point provides a fantastic view towards Sunrise Point of the Silent City. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Inspiration Point provides a fantastic view towards Sunrise ...(more)
Bryce Point and Paria View
GatewayTourGuide.com In a half mile you will approach a fork in the road one leading to Bryce Point and the other leading to Paria View. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com In a half mile you will approach a fork in the road one ...(more)
Paria View
GatewayTourGuide.com Paria View looks out across hoodoos in an amphitheater carved by Yellow Creek. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Paria View looks out across hoodoos in an amphitheater carv...(more)
Bryce Point
GatewayTourGuide.com Bryce Point - This is one of the most scenic panoramic views of the full amphitheater. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Bryce Point - This is one of the most scenic panoramic views...(more)
Rock Formations
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? The geologic term, hoodoo, lives on at Bryce Canyon National Park as perpetuated by early geologists who thought the rock formations could cast a spell on you with their magical spires and towering arches. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? The geologic term, hoodoo, lives on at Bryce ...(more)
Hoodoo Hike
GatewayTourGuide.com Take a Hoodoo Hike This eight-mile moderately strenuous day hike circumnavigates the whimsical Fairyland and Campbell amphitheaters just north of Bryce Canyon. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Take a Hoodoo Hike This eight-mile moderately strenuous ...(more)
Swamp Canyon Overlook
GatewayTourGuide.com Swamp Canyon appears relatively small and sheltered from the overlook, bounded on both sides by fins and hoodoos. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Swamp Canyon appears relatively small and sheltered from the...(more)
Stargazers
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Stargazers have been coming to Bryce Canyon for centuries. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Stargazers have been coming to Bryce Canyon f...(more)
Trough Spring
GatewayTourGuide.com Combine the night sky views with the magical effects of early-morning light on the canyon, and you have the best reason since final exams to stay up all night. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Combine the night sky views with the magical effects of earl...(more)
Night Sky
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Bryce Canyon National Park has a 7.4 limiting magnitude night sky! (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Bryce Canyon National Park has a 7.4 limitin...(more)
Kanarra Cattle Company
GatewayTourGuide.com Did you Know? The Kanarra Cattle Company and several sheepmen used the plateau adjacent to Bryce for grazing in the early 1870s, but the first permanent settler in the area was Ebenezer Bryce, pioneer cattleman, who took up a homestead in the fall of 1875. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did you Know? The Kanarra Cattle Company and several shee...(more)
Picnic Area Ahead
GatewayTourGuide.com Picnic area ahead. Did You Know? Prehistoric Anasazi Indians lived in the lower country surrounding Bryce about 1500 years ago, and probably made frequent trips into the park area to hunt game and gather pinion nut and other wild foods. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Picnic area ahead. Did You Know? Prehistoric Anasazi India...(more)
Variety of Wildlife
GatewayTourGuide.com Like most national parks, Bryce Canyon is home to a variety of wildlife. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Like most national parks, Bryce Canyon is home to a variety...(more)
Farview Point and Bridge
GatewayTourGuide.com Far view Point affords a panorama that includes neighboring plateaus and mountains and far to the southeast, the Kaibab Plateau of Grand Canyon's North Rim. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Far view Point affords a panorama that includes neighbori...(more)
Endangered Species
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Bryce Canyon National Park has three wildlife species listed under the Endangered Species Act: Utah Prairie Dog, California condor, and the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Bryce Canyon National Park has three wildlife ...(more)
Bryce Natural Bridge
GatewayTourGuide.com Natural Bridge was not formed by stream as true natural bridges are. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Natural Bridge was not formed by stream as true natural brid...(more)
Pink Cliffs
GatewayTourGuide.com The capstone of the Grand Staircase is the Pink Cliffs 9,100 feet, ancient lake deposits once more than 2,000 feet thick, but now reduced in thickness by erosion to 800 to 1,300 feet. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com The capstone of the Grand Staircase is the Pink Cliffs 9,1...(more)
Rare Wildflowers
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? The Reveal Paintbrush was discovered June 24, 1965 at Inspiration Point in Bryce Canyon National Park. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? The Reveal Paintbrush was discovered June 24,...(more)
Agua Canyon Overlook
GatewayTourGuide.com Agua Canyon displays contrasts of light and color that are among the most satisfying in the park. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Agua Canyon displays contrasts of light and color that are ...(more)
Pictographs
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? What the difference between a petrogyph and a pictograph is? (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? What the difference between a petrogyph and ...(more)
Ponderosa Canyon
GatewayTourGuide.com Ponderosa Canyon shows off multicolored hoodoos framed by pine-covered foothills and the Table Cliffs Plateau to the north. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Ponderosa Canyon shows off multicolored hoodoos framed by...(more)
Black Birch Canyon
GatewayTourGuide.com Black Birch Canyon Overlook is a roadside pullout where you get a good view of the southern part of the park, including Rainbow Point. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Black Birch Canyon Overlook is a roadside pullout where you ...(more)
Pronghorn
GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Pronghorn, once roaming the plains of North America in numbers second only to Bison, can be found at Bryce Canyon National Park. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com Did You Know? Pronghorn, once roaming the plains of North ...(more)
Yovimpa Point
GatewayTourGuide.com The vista to the south at Yovimpa Point, a ten minute walk away through the forest. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com The vista to the south at Yovimpa Point, a ten minute walk...(more)
Rainbow Point
GatewayTourGuide.com The scenic drive ends at 9,115 foot Rainbow Point, where the land curves round to the east so allowing views back north over many miles of the rim and the vast, undulating, wooded country further east. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com The scenic drive ends at 9,115 foot Rainbow Point, where ...(more)
Piracy Point
GatewayTourGuide.com A short path leads to Piracy Point, looking out above an eroded basin to the north. (less) GatewayTourGuide.com A short path leads to Piracy Point, looking out above an erode...(more)
Bryce Canyon National Park is one of the most beautiful park. Bryce Canyon Inn is your best choice for visiting the scenic wonders of the southern Utah and the northern Arizona. http://www.wildlifeworld360.com/bryce-canyon-national-park.html
From the South Rim – 212 miles / 341 kilometers. From Flagstaff, AZ – 207 miles / 333 kilometers. From Las Vegas, NV – 275 miles/ 443 kilometers. From Phoenix, AZ – 351 miles / 565 kilometers. http://www.wildlifeworld360.com