Don’t miss this view of backlit hoodoos at near sunset, they look like sculpted candles. This view is easily accessible along the ADA paved trail. Stellar jays, chipmunks and rock squirrels are often seen in the area.

Amazing views of the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater and arguably the best view. It is here that you can see the very recognizable hoodoo Thor's Hammer. Sunset Point is also the start/end of the popular Navajo Loop Trail which includes Wall Street. Best experienced in the early morning for great photography and less crowds. The walk between Sunrise and Sunset Point is a paved trail and offers some of the most amazing views in the park. However, this area is also the busiest section of Bryce Canyon. The crowds made the experience much less enjoyable during the afternoon compared to when visiting in the early morning.

The best part of being at Sunset point at Sunset was chatting with people from different countries. Some of us stood around for a while so we had a chance to get to know each other. One guy had a professional tripod/camera set up. It was a clear night, but we didn’t see the rocks glow with the sunset or anything like that. There’s probably a better place to watch it. Overall, it’s a beautiful park, and easy to explore because it’s small. The shuttlebus system works great. Bring a cooler and picnic, a hat with a cord, and lots of water to help with the higher elevation.