Utah, Estados Unidos

Bryce Canyon

DesertoFlorestaNatureza

4,4 / 5· HidengoFavorito da redação

O diário de Bryce Canyon

Descer com a cabeça cheia de paisagens.

Orange Hoodoos amphitheatres dominating the plateau forests.

No seu ritmo

Subir Explorar Contemplar

Resumo de identidade

Duração ideal

2 à 5 jours

Melhor época

Primavera · Verão · Outono · Inverno

Carro

Carro recomendado

Tipo de estadia

Deserto · Floresta · Natureza

Acessibilidade

Acessibilidade variável

Ritmo

Ritmo tranquilo

Apresentação geral

Bryce Canyon

Orange Hoodoos amphitheatres dominating the plateau forests.

The discovery of Bryce Canyon revolves around Bryce Amphitheater, Navajo Loop Trail and Sunrise Point. The stay thus alternates between desert areas, forests and natural areas, giving a concrete picture of the destination beyond its only best known site.

Ver tudo

For a stay of 2 to 5 days, a quiet rhythm works well. Also to be anticipated: conditions to be checked according to the season. A car is usually the easiest way to connect different sectors. Accessibility varies from site to site and deserves to be checked step by step.

Pontos fortes e restrições

Pontos fortes

Bryce Amphitheater
Navajo Loop Trail
Sunrise Point

Bom saber antes de escolher

Car often useful
Conditions to be checked by season

Lugares imperdíveis

Uma seleção para começar a sonhar e organizar a estadia — não uma lista exaustiva de tudo o que há para ver.

Place indismissible

Bryce Amphitheater

4,7 / 5· Hidengo1 a 2 h

Bryce Amphitheater is the great natural bowl where the orange hoodoos that made Bryce Canyon's reputation are tightened. From the edge, the look dives into a forest of arrows and pinnacles; down the paths, the silhouettes become walls, narrow passages and rock windows.

Nature and panorama

Navajo Loop Trail

4,6 / 5· Hidengo30 min a 1 h 30

Navajo Loop Trail descends from the edge of Bryce in a decor of tight laces, high walls and nearby Hoodoos. The passage from Wall Street, when open, gives the impression of entering a slit cut between the cliffs; the path is short, but the climb quickly recalls the altitude of the plateau.

Nature and landscape

Sunrise Point

4,5 / 5· Hidengo1 a 2 h

Sunrise Point dominates the main amphitheatre of Bryce with a direct view of the hoodoos, pines and coloured folds of the plateau. The name is not usurped: at dawn, the first lights light the sandstone tips one by one, before the paths of the edge fill.

Nature and landscape

Rainbow Point

4,5 / 5· Hidengo1 a 2 h

Rainbow Point is one of the highest and most remote sectors of the road Bryce Canyon. The panorama changes in scale, with coniferous forests, distant amphitheatres and, in clear weather, a succession of plateaus that disappear south of Utah.