Are you looking forward to
seeing a place like this
without dealing with this?
Skip the stress and uncertainty
of vehicle congestion,
long lines and full parking lots
by leaving the driving to us
and visiting
Bryce Canyon on the free park shuttle.
By parking
outside the park at the shuttle station
boarding is easy.
Just present your park pass
or digital pass to the driver.
You can even load up to two bikes
and pair
the shuttle with the five-mile
Shared-Use Path.
Near the shuttle station
there are also pick ups
at local hotels and campgrounds.
Arriving at the visitor center,
you can enjoy the park film,
bookstore, museum,
and get trip planning help.
Buses come every 15 minutes from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m.,
so you can be on your way again soon.
Two more steps to Bryce Point,
and here
you can pick up the Peekaboo Loop
and Hat Shop Trail.
After enjoying the view,
you can also grab another shuttle
or walk
the Rim Trail on a one-way
hike between viewpoints,
never having to move your car.
From Bryce Point
it's one stop
or 1.5 miles to Inspiration Point.
Two stops
or 0.7 of a mile
gets you to Sunset Point.
And here you can pick up the Navajo
Loop Trail.
A stop at the Lodge
or a half mile walk
will get you to Sunrise Point.
Here, you can pick up the Queen's
Garden and Fairyland Loop trails.
After that, the shuttle completes the loop.
Be aware
that vehicles 23 feet and longer
can’t park at these views
during shuttle hours,
so their passengers
will need to ride the shuttle.
See your park and park only once.
You’ll have a much more predictable visit
and much more time to enjoy more of this.
Start planning your next trip at www.nps.gov/BryceCanyon