Bryce Canyon City Review

Bryce Canyon National Park is a national park in southwest Utah. Although the name has the word canyon, it is not a real canyon, but along the eastern Ponshagangte Plateau, a huge natural amphitheater formed by erosion.

[View] National Park, the result is to watch the sunset after watching the sunset, watch the moon after watching the sunset, be trapped in the deep valley at 9 pm to breathe the breath of the night, and walk hard in the light of the mobile phone to touch the stone back to the mountain. [Interesting] Interesting terrain.

There are many canyon national parks in the United States, which provide perfect protection for special natural landscapes. Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is beautiful, spectacular, magical and shocking. The boulders of various shapes in the park are really clever and ghosts make gods. Such a beautiful Bryce National Park, the visibility is not high. The temperature here is very pleasant, even in the sun does not feel roasting. It is highly recommended that you must find a chance to visit this tour. However, it is recommended to drive there.

The Bryce Canyon trip can be said to be a surprise harvest of this photography trip. I was not very familiar with Bryce Canyon. After signing up for the group, I learned that there is such a stone pillar, a canyon with the reputation of "God's Colosseum". Before the Bryce Canyon, I was deeply shocked by the scenery in front of me, and the words of beauty were unspeakable, 'God's Colosseum', 'Natural Terracotta Warriors', 'Nature Theatre', 'Stone Castle or Palace', the true God's masterpiece, 'Ghost work. It is difficult to imagine how these strange natural landscapes - how natural hoodoos formed? Wind, erosion of water and ice in rivers and sedimentary rocks on lake beds? How many million years have passed? After we arrived at the scenic spot, under the guidance of a guide, Start with the sunset viewing spot in the Brass Canyon, walk about1.3 miles of Nawahe Ring Trail (Navajo Loop Trail), and watch the open-air amphitheater (amphitheater), Thor's Hammer (Thor''s Hammer) and Sunshine? (Sunrise through Hoodoos). Unfortunately, time is limited and there is no walk to the far Queen's Garden Trail (Queen Garden Trail). It's a big eye-opener.

I met a small squirrel with a full lens in Bryce. All kinds of posing are very cute. They are really not afraid of people at all. Sometimes they come closer and look at you. Super cute. The main thing is that Bryce is not hot. Is it because Bryce is so cool after being tortured by the 40-degree arch? Crying.

Bryce Canyon National Park is a national park in southwest Utah. Although the name has the word canyon, it is not a real canyon, but a huge natural open-air theater formed by erosion along the eastern side of the Ponshagangte Plateau. Similar to our Yunnan Yuanmou Tulin

Bryce National Park is located in Utah, USA, and its unique geographical structure is called hoodoos, consisting of wind, water and ice erosion in rivers and sedimentary rocks on lake beds. The red, orange and white rocks within it form a strange natural landscape, so it is known as the temple of natural stone. The scenery is amazing!