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Bryce Canyon National Park a view of tower bridge from down in the canyon
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Bryce Canyon National Park
Queens Garden Trail
The Queens Garden Trail beginning at Sunrise Point, descending 320 feet (98m), is considered the least difficult trail entering the canyon from the rim. Traveling this trail you will see many hoodoos, representative of garden like features. Using your imagination you may be able to see Queen Victoria at the end of a short spur trail, overseeing the garden before her.
 
Topographical Image of Queens Garden trail (marked in red)
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Topographical Image of the Queens Garden Trail (marked in red)
 
Elevation Profile for the Queens Garden Trail
 

Total Distance:

1.8 mile
3.0 km

Climbing:

320 feet
98 m

   

Descending:

320 feet
98 m

   

Min/Max:

7697/8017 feet
2346/2444 m

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small herd of Pronghorn Antelope

Did You Know?
Pronghorn, once roaming the plains of North America in numbers second only to Bison, can be found at Bryce Canyon National Park. They are the fastest land mammal on the continent and only the second fastest mammalian runner in the whole world, reaching speeds of up to 60 mph!
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Last Updated: October 19, 2010 at 11:13 MST