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Bryce Canyon National Park
Fairyland Loop

Fairyland Loop Trail begins at Fairyland Point, at the northern portion of the park, and takes you through spectacular hoodoos and scenery along the rim and into the canyon; including a spur trail to Tower Bridge. The Fairyland Loop Trail also includes a portion of the Rim Trail from Sunset Point to Fairyland Point.
This hike is considered strenuous due to its length and meandering trails with multiple elevation changes. It is best to carry plenty of water, 1 quart (liter) for every 2-3 hours of hiking per person, as this hike typically takes 4-5 hours round trip over the 8 mile (12.9 km) length. In the summer sun screen or large brim hats are recommended and are even a comfort year round to avoid sunburn.

 
Topographical image of Fairyland Loop Trail
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Topographical image of Fairyland Loop Trail (marked in red)
 
Elevation Profile of Fairyland Loop Trail
 

Total Distance:

8.0 miles
12.87 km

Climbing:

2309 feet
704 m

   

Descending:

2309 feet
704 m

   

Min/Max:

7163/8152
2183/2485 m

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Did You Know?
Bryce Canyon, first designated Bryce Canyon National Monument on June 8, 1923; reached National Park status on September 15, 1928.
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Last Updated: November 20, 2006 at 10:41 MST