Fairyland Point
The northernmost rim overlook in Bryce Canyon, with close-up hoodoo views and a fraction of the crowds.
Trails, viewpoints, and hikes in and around Bryce Canyon National Park
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The northernmost rim overlook in Bryce Canyon, with close-up hoodoo views and a fraction of the crowds.
Switchback through narrow limestone walls past Thor's Hammer and 750-year-old Douglas firs on Bryce Canyon's signature canyon-floor loop.
A strenuous 5.5-mile loop through the deepest section of Bryce Amphitheater, past the Wall of Windows, natural arches, and hoodoo formations most visitors never see from the rim.

The northernmost Bryce Amphitheater overlook at 8,100 feet, with direct sunrise views over the hoodoos, Boat Mesa, and the distant Pink Cliffs.
The trailhead for Bryce Canyon's Navajo Loop, with Thor's Hammer and the Silent City directly below the rim at 8,000 feet.

A quiet backcountry loop through forested canyons and wetlands, with a section of the Under-the-Rim Trail and almost no crowds.
A quiet overlook on Bryce Canyon's Southern Scenic Drive, where fins and hoodoos frame one of the park's most ecologically diverse canyons.

Bryce Canyon's only slot canyon, where tight switchbacks drop 500 feet between towering limestone walls and ancient Douglas firs.