Learning Elevated

Bryce Canyon National Park offers many opportunities for your students to learn and explore their national park. The park's unique location at the top of the Grand Staircase lends way to an outdoor classroom that is unmatched in scenery and learning potential. Use the resources below to plan a successful educational experience, whether you bring your class to Bryce Canyon, or want to bring Bryce Canyon into your classroom.

 
A ranger presents a distance program along the Rim Trail.
Distance Learning

Bring Bryce Canyon National Park to your classroom by joining a park ranger on an educational virtual experience.

 
Prerecorded Lessons
Prerecorded Lessons

Can't make it to one of our programs? Come watch our curriculum based prerecorded lessons at a time of your convenience!

Self-Guided Field Trips
Self-Guided Field Trips

Experience Bryce Canyon National Park on your own time

 
Curriculum Materials
Curriculum Materials

Bring Bryce Canyon National Park lesson plans and guides to your classroom

Ranger-led Field Trips
Ranger-led Field Trips

Come have a park ranger lead you through curriculum-based activities out in the field

Ranger in the Classroom
Ranger in the Classroom

Bring a park ranger to your classroom for fun, hands-on, curriculum-based activities

 

Every Kid Outdoors

The Every Kid Outdoors initiative is aimed at providing an opportunity for each fourth grade student across the country to experience federal lands and water in person. Students logon onto the Every Kid Outdoors website to complete an on-line activity and earn a voucher that can be exchanged for a plastic pass at park entrance stations. The Every Kid Outdoors Pass gives students free access to public lands during their fourth-grade school year and up through August 31.

 

Academic Fee Waivers

National Park Service regulations allow school groups and other bona fide national and international academic institutions to obtain a waiver for park entrance fees, provided that the visit is for educational or scientific purposes, and the resources or facilities the group proposes to use support those purposes.

More information is available on the Academic Fee Waiver page.

 

Supporting Future Learning

Support and funding for education and youth programs in Bryce Canyon National Park is provided by the Bryce Canyon Natural History Association.

 

Contact Us

Have more questions? Contact the Bryce Canyon Education Department by e-mail or call the park information line at (435) 834-4743.

Last updated: April 30, 2024

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

P.O Box 640201
Bryce, UT 84764

Phone:

435 834-5322
Phones are answered and messages returned as soon as possible as staffing allows.

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