Bryce Canyon National Park Review

Beautiful place, Hiking in Bryce Canyon is an amazing experience.

Utah is a state in the western United States. The main cities of Utah are Salt Lake City, Ogden and Pujol. It is surrounded by the Rockies, Colorado Plateau and the Great Salt Lake Desert. The picturesque terrain, which is formed by wind and water erosion in the southern half of Utah, is largely protected by national parks. In Bryce Canyon, Paiute Indians considered these strange rocks a magical tribe, left behind by stone pillars that were turned into sins against God, and these strange pillars are also called voodoo "hoodoo". The name hooo is also synonymous with black magic and evil spells, and each of these pillars looks like a soul standing in the vast canyon.

Bryce Canyon National Park is located in Utah and officially designated as a national park in 1928. Although not large in the national park, the geological history is extremely rich and complex. In scientific terms, countless crustal movements and collisions have formed unique hoodoo limestone columns over time and are still forming today. So, although the name has the word "canyon", Bryce Canyon is not a real canyon, because the canyon should be formed mainly by streams or river erosion; Bryce Canyon is formed mainly through the freezing and melting of water. The Bryce Canyon is like a natural amphitheater with red orange and white rocks. These red pillars, eroded by wind and rain glaciers, stand between the world and the earth, and welcome visitors with a smile!

BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK Bryce Canyon National Park, the scenery is good, the snow scene is especially charming... It is still a bit interesting to walk around... As long as the physical strength is OK, it is recommended to bring enough equipment and food, go deep into the scenic spot once, and be able to accompany you. It is best. Mobile phone signal to the park is difficult, for personal safety, it is highly recommended to accompany. 2023/1

Bryce Canyon National Park is located in Utah and officially designated as a national park in 1928. Although not large in the national park, the geological history is extremely rich and complex. In scientific terms, countless crustal movements and collisions have formed unique hoodoo limestone columns over time and are still forming today. So, although the name has the word "canyon", Bryce Canyon is not a real canyon, because the canyon should be formed mainly by streams or river erosion; Bryce Canyon is formed mainly through the freezing and melting of water. We set off from Orham to Bryce Park, and the navigational malfunction caused us to get off the high speed and get back up again for more than an hour. It was noon. The park has four main attractions: sunrise, sunset, bryce and inspiration. We first watch bryce canyon amphitheater on the observation deck and then take the navajo cycle route clockwise. This circular trail is 1 mile long (about 2 km). It is said to be the best route to see the Bryce Canyon, about an hour back and forth. The valley tops the Bryce Amphitheater - Bryce Canyon is like a natural amphitheater made of red, orange and white rocks. These red pillars of rock, eroded by wind and rain glaciers, stand between the world like natural stones, open arms and smiles to welcome visitors from all directions! This erosion of the landscape has been seen in the Langba Pave Forest in Yunnan, but it is more spectacular here.