Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is famous for its vast amphitheaters of glowing orange hoodoos, with dramatic rim overlooks, hiking trails and some of the country's darkest night skies. About a four-hour drive from Las Vegas; a per-vehicle entrance fee applies.
Bryce Canyon National Park Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
Bryce Canyon National Park is one of the American Southwest's most surreal landscapes — not a true canyon, but a series of vast natural amphitheaters filled with thousands of orange and red rock spires called hoodoos. From the rim, viewpoints like Sunrise, Sunset and Inspiration Point look out over a glowing forest of stone, while trails wind down among the formations.
At around 8,000 feet it's much cooler than Las Vegas and can hold snow well into spring, so pack layers. About four hours' drive away, it makes a long but unforgettable day trip or overnight. A per-vehicle entrance fee applies. Check current fees online.
Insider tipAt around 8,000 feet it's much cooler than Vegas and can hold snow into spring, so pack layers — sunrise over the hoodoos at viewpoints like Inspiration Point is the unmissable highlight.Check Tickets & Prices →
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