Things to do

Explore Bryce Canyon’s Wild Side

Adventure awaits in Bryce Canyon—spot mule deer, prairie dogs, and soaring eagles along scenic trails. Birdwatchers will discover the wonders of Bryce Canyon, with over 175 bird species year-round thriving in diverse habitats like ponderosa forests and the water-rich Mossy Cave. Ready to explore? Keep your eyes peeled and your camera ready to create unforgettable memories surrounded by breathtaking views.

  • Birdwatching offers sightings of 175 bird species year-round amid diverse habitats.
  • Nature’s surprises include mule deer, eagles, and prairie dogs along Bryce Canyon trails.
  • Mossy Cave houses water-rich areas suited for spotting songbirds and raptors.
Step into a world alive with wildlife! From playful prairie dogs to majestic mule deer and soaring eagles, Bryce Canyon’s trails are full of natural surprises. Keep your eyes peeled and your camera ready—nature’s show is always on!

Bird Watching

Home to over 175 bird species year-round, Bryce Canyon National Park is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Spot everything from vibrant warblers and hummingbirds in spring and summer to resident woodpeckers, jays, and raptors in colder months. Explore diverse habitats—from ponderosa forests and mixed conifers to the water-rich Mossy Cave area—to catch glimpses of colorful songbirds, soaring falcons, and playful prairie birds. Check out the species checklist for the ultimate birdwatching experience: Bryce Canyon Bird Checklist Bryce Canyon Bird Checklist(nps.gov)