Bryce Point
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Davanrn
South Bend, IN636 contributions
Great views from this point. Good place to start the Rim Trail hike (recommended). Hike mostly downhill to other destinations and shuttle back to your car. Staff are great. Scenery stunning.
Written August 6, 2022
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wade a
New Brighton, MN315 contributions
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We did the 3 inspiration point spots by way of the rim trail after completing the Navajo loop.. was glad we drove up to this spot later.. didn't do a hike but there is a huge deck overlook area.. fair amount of people but not the madhouse of a sedona airport or horseshoe bend at sunset..
Written June 28, 2022
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SpiritLilly
Georgetown, CA352 contributions
There are views from Bryce Point that look Egyptian - and it's a good thing there are rails around the viewing area - its windy as heck - so leave your hat in the car if you don't have a tie down. Pets on pavement are allowed here, but not on trails, and be sure to check temperature of cement.
Written May 22, 2022
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RetiredBeachers29526
Conway, SC557 contributions
This lookout gives the visitor an incredible look at the magnificence of the area. It's an excellent area for taking photos and just enjoying all there is to see.
Written May 17, 2022
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wijram
St. George, UT377 contributions
While I personally think that nothing can match Inspiration Point in Bryce Canyon National Park for incredible scenery and wonderful photo opportunities, I believe that Bryce Point deserves special mention.
The viewing is great and the opportunities for great photos are endless.
Highly, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
The viewing is great and the opportunities for great photos are endless.
Highly, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Written May 15, 2022
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TaurusMom
Iowa525 contributions
Another beautiful angle...You can walk out to a look out and see several different views. Toilets are also available up here.
Written March 30, 2022
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DannyWasserman
Virginia Beach, VA4,023 contributions
We traversed through Bryce National Park and there are so many places to stop and see the sights and sounds of Bryce. This spot allows you to get some good photo opportunites.
Written November 29, 2021
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AlpinerHut
Chantilly, VA1,226 contributions
If you can only go one place in Bryce Canyon National Park, go here: Bryce Point.
From Bryce Point (elevation 8,300 ft.), you look north across Bryce Amphitheater, a bowl-shaped area that contains most of the park's hoodoos. When I first stepped up to this viewpoint, my reaction was, "This CAN'T be real. I must be on another planet." Only felt that way one other time: my first look at Grand Canyon.
This is where you get that selfie of yourself with thousands of hoodoos behind you. Where you can watch the sun moving across the hoodoos on a partly cloudy day. Where you spot someone moving on a hiking trail far below. Where you notice horseback riders winding their way through the canyon floor. Where you begin to realize that this is much more than what early settler Ebenezer Bryce called "a hell of a place to lose a cow."
TIPS:
* If you have a tripod and a telephoto lens, bring them, particularly if you're not going to be able to make the strenuous hikes down to and out of the canyon floor. With a tripod and telephoto lens, you can take spectacular closeups all day long!
* For a nice view of where you're standing (Bryce Point), go to Inspiration Point (see my review, "Inspiring? It's AWE-inspiring"). Across the amphitheater, you see the Bryce Point platform, a spec above Bryce Amphitheater. Again, binoculars or a telephoto lens!
From Bryce Point (elevation 8,300 ft.), you look north across Bryce Amphitheater, a bowl-shaped area that contains most of the park's hoodoos. When I first stepped up to this viewpoint, my reaction was, "This CAN'T be real. I must be on another planet." Only felt that way one other time: my first look at Grand Canyon.
This is where you get that selfie of yourself with thousands of hoodoos behind you. Where you can watch the sun moving across the hoodoos on a partly cloudy day. Where you spot someone moving on a hiking trail far below. Where you notice horseback riders winding their way through the canyon floor. Where you begin to realize that this is much more than what early settler Ebenezer Bryce called "a hell of a place to lose a cow."
TIPS:
* If you have a tripod and a telephoto lens, bring them, particularly if you're not going to be able to make the strenuous hikes down to and out of the canyon floor. With a tripod and telephoto lens, you can take spectacular closeups all day long!
* For a nice view of where you're standing (Bryce Point), go to Inspiration Point (see my review, "Inspiring? It's AWE-inspiring"). Across the amphitheater, you see the Bryce Point platform, a spec above Bryce Amphitheater. Again, binoculars or a telephoto lens!
Written October 30, 2021
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Linette J
27 contributions
We expected more of the same at the various viewpoints, but our horseback guide strongly suggested visiting the various points and wow....this one is mindboggling. Truly a vision of another world.
Written October 5, 2021
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Alexandra T
Murrieta, CA1,794 contributions
This was our first stop after entering Bryce Canyon National Park. We took the shuttle in and saw spectacular views.
Written September 20, 2021
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andrea krizzia d
Makati, Philippines29 contributions
hi.. My family is planning to go here but they have a bit of a hard time walking in uneven paths, they also have a hard time walking long ranges. Is it advisable for the family to Bryce canon? :) thank you!
Roadtriptrisha
Phoenix, MD597 contributions
Bryce is amazing and has a variety of trails (lengths and difficulty levels) I suggest you stop by the visitor center and talk to a ranger...they gave us tips on what trails to do (and how to combine them based on elevation/length, because we wanted to get the most out of the trails without spending the entire day walking. Plus the rangers will know what trails are closed at the time. We did the rim - easy trail around the top edge...bus will pick/drop you along every stop) and then we went to bryce point and went down hoo doo loop and up past queens garden and then up to the sunset point. This was 5+ miles and although my teens and my hubby and I are not unhealthy...we did struggle at times because we don't exercise regularly or walk that much. So that might be too much for you...although the views were spectacular and if you take your time (bring snacks/water/sunscreen) and take breaks...you might be able to do it.
ELKW
United States11,507 contributions
Hi, can we see "wall of windows" at the byrce point? I know may need to use camera with high zooming power, but can we see "wall of windows" at the byrce point? and for the better sun angle to take picture, should go to byrce point in the morning or afternoon? thanks.
Casey1919
Somerset, PA545 contributions
I am sorry. I do not know what you are talking about. Maybe find a local or call the Bryce canyon office and they should be able to help you.
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- According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience Bryce Point:
- Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks Small-Group Tour from Las Vegas (From $289.54)
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- Hotels near Bryce Point:
- (4.55 mi) The Bullberry Inn
- (4.34 mi) Bryce Canyon Inn
- (1.64 mi) The Lodge at Bryce Canyon
- (2.86 mi) Stone Canyon Inn
- (3.42 mi) Bryce Trails Bed and Breakfast
- Restaurants near Bryce Point:
- (4.36 mi) Bryce Canyon Coffee Co.
- (3.01 mi) Stone Hearth Grille
- (1.66 mi) The Lodge at Bryce Canyon Restaurant
- (4.38 mi) IDK Barbecue
- (4.37 mi) Rustler's Restaurant