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Bryce Canyon National Park Looking through a tunnel along the Peek-a-boo trail
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Bryce Canyon National Park
Podcasts
Bryce Canyon Podcasts
Kevin Doxstater
Learn about Bryce Canyon and some of the park's wildlife with the first editions of our new video podcasts.
 

Experiencing Bryce Canyon is a great way to prepare for your visit. This 6-minute video provides an introduction to the park, including a brief look at park history and geology, viewpoints, hiking trails, and the scenic drive. (Files are approximately 23 mb)

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Experiencing Bryce Canyon    Experiencing Bryce Canyon (captioned) 

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Experiencing Bryce Canyon    Experiencing Bryce Canyon (captioned)

 

In The Wild Side of Bryce: Utah Prairie Dogs you will have the opportunity to meet one of Bryce Canyon's favorite animals. Join Park Ranger Kevin Doxstater to learn about these fascinating creatures in this 6 minute video podcast. (Files are 24 mb)

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Utah Prairie Dogs    Utah Prairie Dogs (captioned)

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Utah Prairie Dogs    Utah Prairie Dogs (captioned)

 

Bryce Canyon Lodge A Step Back in Time is an introduction to the historic Bryce Canyon Lodge and its role as part of the Union Pacific Railroad's Loop Tour in the 1920s and 1930s. Your guide is Park Ranger Linda Brown in this less than 4 minute podcast. (Files are 14 mb)

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Bryce Canyon Lodge Bryce Canyon Lodge (captioned)

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Bryce Canyon Lodge Bryce Canyon Lodge (captioned)

 
Downloading Instructions: Each podcast is offered with or without captions in formats compatible with iPod or other portable video devices. The podcasts can also be viewed on your computer with the QuickTime player. To download right-click (or command-click) on the file name and save to your computer. 

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Utah Prairie Dog

Did You Know?
Utah Prairie Dogs are a threatened species found only in southwestern Utah. Distinguishable by its white tail and black eyebrows, several colonies are located within Bryce Canyon's boundaries.
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Last Updated: April 16, 2010 at 10:21 MST