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Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
The Location: Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Is it a Canyon: No, it's actually a stunning natural amphitheater
Most Prominent Feature: Natural rock pillars called hoodoos, created over millenia of erosion
Close To: Zion National Park; The Grand Canyon, Arizona; Kanab, Utah
First Settled: 1850's
Named After: Homesteader Ebenezer Bryce who lived there in the late 1800's grazing cattle
Perfect for: Inspiring awe; Camping; Road Trip; Nature or Eco Vacation; RV-ing (recreational vehicle); Helicopter Tour!
Is it a Canyon: No, it's actually a stunning natural amphitheater
Most Prominent Feature: Natural rock pillars called hoodoos, created over millenia of erosion
Close To: Zion National Park; The Grand Canyon, Arizona; Kanab, Utah
First Settled: 1850's
Named After: Homesteader Ebenezer Bryce who lived there in the late 1800's grazing cattle
Perfect for: Inspiring awe; Camping; Road Trip; Nature or Eco Vacation; RV-ing (recreational vehicle); Helicopter Tour!