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Beautiful view, wonderful starting point to access the Peekaboo Trail. We arrived about 1 pm on a Saturday in October and a car was just pulling out of the small lot. Other cars were circling for a spot. The majority of people stay a short time but we wanted to hike the trail. Beautiful views going down the connector trail to Peekaboo. Not too busy. We hiked clockwise and missed most of the people coming the other direction. Returned on the same connector and enjoyed the view at Bryce Point.…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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The first stop going into the park by shuttle and its beautiful. The overlook into the Canyon is just amazing!
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Date of experience: October 2020
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This is probably the best area on the canyon rim to begin your adventure at. If you choose to hike the rim back to Sunrise Point, you'll be heading downhill. And just for views, go out to the point overlook and take in the entire Escalante. If you look down from there, you'll note something of a trail network with hikers. Back at the parking area is the entry for access to the Under the Rim trail. A short return hike to the Hat Shop location could be added to your agenda. Or else the lengthier Peek-a-boo Loop where you'll pass the Wall of Windows, Cathedral, Fairy Castle, and the Alligator formations. And, at the same time, also take in the most amazing views of the Colorado Plateau. If you don't have the time or energy for these options, at least walk down to the intersecting trail signage where you'll get great views once again. Note that parking can be tight here; at times there will be parking control personnel. Just wait in queue. To guarantee your time here, use the shuttle bus from either Ruby's or the VC. But note the last trip times, especially in the shorter seasons.…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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In my opinion, this is the best viewing spot in the entire park. At sunrise, if there are no clouds or smoke from wildfires the rising sun can make it appear that the tops of the hoodoos are on fire. This point has an exceptional view of the valley and all of its hoodoos.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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It is easy to get to this viewpoint and the view is simply amazing, best in the Bryce National Park imho.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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