i have travelled across a lot of america; the west coast, new england, midwest, florida and more besides, but i think bryce canyon park was one of the best places i visited. it is like the grand canyon made better, only smaller. these canyons, mainly bryce canyon, have distinctive spikes of dusty red rock rising up throughout the valleys. there are some totally corking trails to be walked that take you right were the action is.

down the canyons is an odd sensation. it is very, very quiet. unlike a lot of places lie this, it is not baron and lifeless. there are trees jutting up all over the place, and deer are commonly sited galloping around like they own the place, which they clearly do. there is snow in the crevices of the rocks all year round.

it can be tiring and some of the trails are quite long, but i’d walk it with two broken legs because its worth it, and i dont even like walking!

i think it is better than the grand canyon because the gc’s enjoyment is in its size, and the novelty of this wears off relatively quickly because it is so inaccessable. bryce, however is so interactive because you can troop around it and experience it to the fullest of its possibilities.

anyone who goes anywhere near it (and it s not far from the gand canyon) and doesnt go there deserves intense pain because you’d be missing out the experience of a lifetime!

i have travelled across a lot of america; the west coast, new england, midwest, florida and more besides, but i think bryce canyon park was one of the best places i visited. it is like the grand canyon made better, only smaller. these canyons, mainly bryce canyon, have distinctive spikes of dusty red rock rising up throughout the valleys. there are some totally corking trails to be walked that take you right were the action is.

down the canyons is an odd sensation. it is very, very quiet. unlike a lot of places lie this, it is not baron and lifeless. there are trees jutting up all over the place, and deer are commonly sited galloping around like they own the place, which they clearly do. there is snow in the crevices of the rocks all year round.

it can be tiring and some of the trails are quite long, but i’d walk it with two broken legs because its worth it, and i dont even like walking!

i think it is better than the grand canyon because the gc’s enjoyment is in its size, and the novelty of this wears off relatively quickly because it is so inaccessable. bryce, however is so interactive because you can troop around it and experience it to the fullest of its possibilities.

anyone who goes anywhere near it (and it s not far from the gand canyon) and doesnt go there deserves intense pain because you’d be missing out the experience of a lifetime!