Reservations
Points of Interest & Must-See Marvels
Bryce Canyon is a landscape like no other, filled with dramatic hoodoos, towering cliffs, and sweeping vistas. The park’s iconic points of interest promise awe and adventure at every turn. Begin your journey here and discover the magic that makes Bryce Canyon unforgettable.
Bryce Amphitheater
Experience the heart of Bryce Canyon at Bryce Amphitheater, home to the park’s most iconic hoodoo formations. Enjoy breathtaking panoramas from Bryce Point, Inspiration Point, Sunset Point, and Sunrise Point—each offering a unique perspective on this natural wonder.
Rim Trail
Take in sweeping canyon views along the Rim Trail, a scenic 5.5-mile path stretching from Bryce Point to Fairyland Point. With multiple overlooks along the way, this trail is perfect for leisurely strolls or longer hikes.
Distance: 0.5 miles from the Lodge to the trailhead
Fairyland Loop Trail
Challenge yourself on the Fairyland Loop Trail, an 8-mile adventure featuring varied elevation and stunning vistas. This more difficult hike rewards explorers with some of the most breathtaking views in the park.
Distance: 3.2 miles from the Lodge
Paria View
Catch a spectacular sunset at Paria View, where the golden light illuminates the park’s unique slot canyons, carved by the Paria River watershed.
Distance: 2.8 miles from the Lodge
Sunset Point
Famous for its panoramic hoodoo views, Sunset Point offers a front-row seat to the iconic Thor’s Hammer formation. Easily accessible from the Rim Trail, it’s a must-see “Marvel”
Distance: 0.5 miles from the Lodge
Sunrise Point
Start your day at Sunrise Point, where the morning light reveals stunning vistas of Boat Mesa and the Sinking Ship. This viewpoint also marks the beginning of the Queen’s Garden Trail, leading you into the heart of the hoodoos.
Distance: 0.3 miles from the Lodge
Inspiration Point
Gaze out over a sea of hoodoos from Inspiration Point, where the main section of Bryce Amphitheater stretches before you in all its colorful, sculpted glory.
Bryce Point
Named after early settler Ebenezer Bryce, Bryce Point is famed for its unforgettable sunrise views. Watch the canyon come alive with color as the sun rises over the amphitheater.
Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
Your hub for information and discovery, the Bryce Canyon Visitor Center offers weather updates, ranger-led programs, a museum, and resources for planning your adventure. Open year-round, it’s the perfect starting point for your visit.
Distance: 1.3 miles from the Lodge
Directions: Turn right onto UT-63 for 0.9 miles, then left onto Lodge Loop Road. The Lodge at Bryce Canyon is on your right.