Things To Do

Explore in Summer

 
A Typical Summer Visit in 1-3 Hours
Irregular red rock formations in various shades of orange, pink and white.
A Typical Summer Visit in 1-3 Hours
A Typical Summer Visit in 4+ Hours
A sloping cliff of red rocks with thick green trees behind it.
A Typical Summer Visit in 4+ Hours
Hiking
A large historic building built of brown logs with a green roof and stone patio
From easy walks to strenuous hikes, find the perfect activity for you.
Ride the Shared-Use Path
Two bicyclists ride along a paved path through a forest.
The Shared-Use Path takes you along the edge of the Bryce Amphitheater near Sunrise, Sunset, and Inspiration Points.
Go Horseback Riding
3 people on horseback on a trail between red rocks and vegetation.
Get a different perspective of the park on a guided horseback ride.
Drive the Southern Scenic Drive
A red rock formation creates a bridge formation.
Explore the southern end of the park.
 

Explore in Winter

 
A Typical Winter Visit in 1-3 Hours
A view from above of a snowy red rock-filled amphitheater.
A shorter visit should focus on the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater along the first 3 miles of the park. Enjoy an easy or moderate hike.
A Typical Winter Visit in 4+ Hours
Red rocks in an arch formation covered in snow.
After enjoying the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater, visit the Southern Scenic Drive, enjoy longer hikes and take in a ranger program.
Cross-Country Skiing
Two people cross-country ski between the trees.
Though it is illegal to ski off of the rim into the canyon, you can enjoy a variety of routes above the rim.
Snowshoeing
A group of people snowshoe amongst the trees with red rocks in the background.
Snowshoeing is allowed throughout the park on all trails.
Winter Hiking
Two visitors hike on a snowy trail.
Many hikes are available to visitors during the winter season but might require some additional equipment.
 

Learn

 
Ranger Programs
A park ranger in uniform stands in front of a group of people during a Geology Program
Attend a ranger program during your visit.
Junior Ranger Program
An illustration of a color map with a blue sky in the background that fades to white at the edges
Become a Junior Ranger!
Event Calendar
A Native American dancer in traditional clothing does a Fancy Dance.
Check the park calendar to discover what events will be offered during your visit.
Book a Tour
Three visitors on bikes give a thumbs up to the camera.
Book a tour, private shuttle, or other commercial service.
 

Relax

 
Campgrounds
People sit at a picnic table with a tent in the background.
Bryce Canyon National Park has two campgrounds, North campground (open year-round) and Sunset campground (closed in winter).
Backcountry Hiking & Camping
Two hikers carry their gear as they hike along a dirt trail.
Learn more about hiking and camping in Bryce Canyon's backcountry.
Picnic Areas
Visitors stand near a shelter with a green roof looking out at the view.
Plan the perfect picnic between adventures.
 

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    Last updated: September 18, 2026

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    P.O Box 640201
    Bryce, UT 84764

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