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| Bryce Canyon Hoodoos |
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| More Hoodoos |
Bryce Canyon National Park is
about a two-hour drive from Zion National Park. The first part of the trip takes you through a breathtaking
section of Zion NP on a drive up a road of numerous hairpin turns with unprotected
edges on the outer rims of the cliffs.
In order to access this road you must pass through the park gates and
pay admission.
One wonderful benefit of being a
senior citizen in the USA is the ten-dollar lifetime pass to the National
Parks. We have used it often since
we purchased it at Acadia NP in Maine a number of years ago.
Bryce is a wonder. The thousands of hoodoos are created
from the limestone rock by rain and ice.
It is truly not a describable place. It is something to be experienced.
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| Magnificent View |
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| Natural Bridge |
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| Mountain Goat Blends in with the Stone |
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| Mile Long Tunnel - Built in 1930 |
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| Window Cut into the Tunnel |
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