BRYCE CANYON, Utah (KUTV) — A portion of the Navajo Loop through Bryce Canyon has reopened after heavy rains created dangerous conditions in the area, forcing its closure.

BRYCE CANYON CITY, Utah (KUTV) — A popular trail at Bryce Canyon National Park was closed during Labor Day weekend after heavy rain created dangerous conditions in the area. Park officials said ...

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says ...

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says ...

Thousands of pounds of rock peeled off a canyon wall in southern Utah and landed on one of the nation’s most iconic trails in Bryce Canyon National Park. It happened around Dec. 8 on the Two ...

BRYCE, Utah (KTNV) — A female hiker was discovered dead near the Fairyland Loop in Bryce Canyon National Park on Friday. According to the National Park Service, park rangers initially received ...

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says.

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says.

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says.

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says.

Navajo Loop Trail in Utah winds between narrow limestone walls “with views of towering Douglas-fir trees and the park’s most famous hoodoo: Thor’s hammer,” a National Park Service says ...