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Bryce Canyon National Park, situated in the southwestern region of Utah, is renowned for its unique geological rock formations known as hoodoos. These formations are a result of the combined forces of freezing and thawing, which slowly erode the limestone and sandstone formations. The worn-out tops create beautiful formations that appear mysterious in the sunlight. The sunlight also causes variations in the colors of the rocks, ranging from pink to orange.
Free Shuttle Bus Service and Viewpoints
The park provides a free shuttle bus service that transports visitors from one viewpoint to another. These viewpoints offer stunning views of the entire valley, particularly at sunrise and sunset. Some of the notable viewpoints include Sunrise Point, Sunset Point, Inspiration Point, Bryce Point, and Fairyland Point.
Campgrounds in the Park
Bryce Canyon National Park features two campgrounds, namely the North Campground and the Sunset Campground. The North Campground is open throughout the year, providing visitors with a chance to experience the park in all seasons. On the other hand, the Sunset Campground is open from late spring to early fall, offering a more seasonal camping experience.
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