Besides Bryce Canyon National Park, you’ll also find in this same area Kodachrome Basin State Park, Dixie National Forest, the Old West town of Panguitch, Butch Cassidy’s homestead, and Cedar ...

The nearest town, Bryce Canyon City (pop. 195), is a couple miles north of the park on Utah State Route 63—a short road linking the park to State Route 12 and other nearby towns, including ...

Explore the incredible Bryce Canyon National Park with your kids for a Utah vacation they will never forget! Best known for its cascading natural ampitheatres filled with red and orange hoodoos ...

For those who prefer to skip the crowds of Bryce Canyon, here are a few Dixie Canyon National Forest hikes to consider ...

There really is no such thing as a bad time to visit Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park, but considering this geological wonder just celebrated its 100th anniversary this summer, the milestone can ...

According to the National Park Service, Fremont and Anasazi people lived near Bryce Canyon from around 200 to 1200 A.D., and Paiute Indians lived in the area starting at around 1200 A.D.

The hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park sometime between 1920 and 1935. The area became a national monument 100 years ago Thursday, and a national park in 1928. (Utah State History) ...

Different park, different approach On Wednesday, Bryce became the second of Utah’s "Mighty 5″ national parks to welcome back visitors. Capitol Reef allowed visitors into its backcountry areas ...

Bryce Canyon is 35,835 acres. It had the ninth-most tags of all the state parks and the third-most among those that finished in the top 10 hashtags per acre.

The nearest town, Bryce Canyon City (pop. 195), is a couple miles north of the park on Utah State Route 63—a short road linking the park to State Route 12 and other nearby towns, including ...

Bryce Canyon and its iconic sandstone "amphitheater" became a national park on Feb. 25, 1928, five years after being set aside as a national monument.