11 Hiking Trails in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah - Free Arenas
Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, USA
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11 Hiking Trails in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

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Queens Garden Trail

Bryce, Utah

3.2 miles S of Bryce, Utah

A descent through hoodoos and tunnels in Bryce Canyon's main amphitheater starting at Sunrise Point — well-kept dirt trail with benches, detour to a Queen Victoria rock formation, and a forest ecosystem below.

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0.1-0.3 mi

Mossy Cave

Tropic, Utah

3.2 miles NW of Tropic, Utah

An easy mile-long trail past red rock hoodoos, a mossy cave with a summer waterfall and winter icicle curtain, and a charming stream to wade through in water shoes.

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0.5-5.4 mi

Rim Trail

Bryce, Utah

3.2 miles S of Bryce, Utah

A 5.5-mile Bryce Canyon rim hike connecting every major viewpoint above the Hoodoos, from Fairyland Point to Bryce Point — partially paved and wheelchair accessible at the midpoint.

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1.0 mi

Bristlecone Loop

Kanab, Utah

33.5 miles NE of Kanab, Utah

A 1-mile loop from Rainbow Point — the highest spot in Bryce Canyon — past 1,800-year-old Bristlecone pines, cliff-top views, and wildlife including woodpeckers, owls, and chipmunks.

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1.2 mi

Navajo Trail

Bryce, Utah

3.6 miles S of Bryce, Utah

A short but winding 1.5-mile loop descending into Bryce Canyon's amphitheater, where towering hoodoos, Thor's Hammer, Twin Bridges, Wall Street, and 750-year-old Douglas Firs surround you.

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1.8 mi

Tower Bridge

Bryce, Utah

3.3 miles S of Bryce, Utah

A moderately difficult 3-mile round trip from Sunrise Point past classic Bryce Canyon hoodoos to a dramatic rock formation resembling London Bridge — less crowded the further you go.

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1.6 mi

Hat Shop

Bryce, Utah

4.8 miles S of Bryce, Utah

A moderately difficult 4-mile out-and-back hike to Bryce Canyon's Hat Shop — balancing gray boulders on slender red stilts, plus Pink Cliffs and far-off mountain views.

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4.1 mi

Swamp Canyon Overlook and Trail

Bryce, Utah

6.8 miles SW of Bryce, Utah

A lesser-explored loop trail through Bryce Canyon's pink and red cliffs and forested Ponderosa Pines, descending and ascending 800 feet in a peaceful counter-clockwise circuit.

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7.6 mi

Fairyland Loop Trail

Bryce, Utah

1.8 miles S of Bryce, Utah

An 8-mile loop descending 900 feet into Bryce Canyon's red and white hoodoos, connecting back along Rim Trail at Sunrise Point — with a 200-yard detour to the Tower Bridge rock formation.

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3.1 mi

Peek-a-boo Loop

Bryce, Utah

4.8 miles S of Bryce, Utah

A strenuous 5-mile hike through quiet canyon trails with up-close hoodoo views, a shaded respite at the loop's bottom, and sweeping views of the Bryce Amphitheater.

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8.2 mi

Riggs Spring Loop Trail

Kanab, Utah

33.5 miles NE of Kanab, Utah

One of Bryce Canyon's least-traveled trails — an 8-mile loop descending 2,248 feet through ponderosa pines and Pink Cliffs views near Rainbow Point, strenuous but serenely off the beaten path.

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