Bryce Canyon National Park is best known for its hoodoos, but it also boasts three distinct climatic zones, dense forests, and many other natural treasures.

Bryce Canyon covers 56 square miles, or nearly 38,000 acres. While that’s a lot of land to explore, it’s still only about a 10th of the size of Utah’s largest national park, Canyonlands near ...

Bryce Canyon and its iconic sandstone "amphitheater" became a national park on Feb. 25, 1928, five years after being set aside as a national monument. Named after Ebenezer Bryce, ...

Visitors seeking to camp in Bryce Canyon National Park's backcountry will soon be able to ensure their access online, and also months in advance. Bryce Canyon to move backcountry camping permits ...