Bryce Canyon National Park

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national park protected area tourist attraction

Bryce Canyon National Park is a U.S. national park in southern Utah renowned for its striking red rock amphitheaters and distinctive hoodoo rock formations.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	national park → protected area → tourist attraction →
area	about 145 square kilometers → about 35,835 acres →
climate	cold semi-arid climate → high desert climate →
continent	North America →
country	United States →
ecosystem	coniferous forest → pinyon-juniper woodland →
elevationRange	about 2,000 to 2,700 meters above sea level →
established	1928-02-25 →
geologicalFeature	Claron Formation → Paunsaugunt Plateau →
hasFeature	Bryce Amphitheater → Thor's Hammer hoodoo → natural bridges and arches →
hasTrail	Fairyland Loop Trail → Navajo Loop Trail → Peekaboo Loop Trail → Queen's Garden Trail →
hasViewpoint	Bryce Point → Inspiration Point → Sunrise Point → Sunset Point →
highestElevation	Rainbow Point → about 2,775 meters above sea level →
IUCNCategory	II →
knownFor	hoodoo rock formations → natural amphitheaters → red and orange sedimentary rock →
locatedIn	Garfield County, Utah → Utah →
locatedInRegion	southern Utah →
managedBy	United States National Park Service →
namedAfter	Ebenezer Bryce →
nearestCity	Bryce, Utah →
offersActivity	camping → hiking → horseback riding → snowshoeing → stargazing →
officialLanguage	English →
partOf	Colorado Plateau → U.S. National Park System →
previousDesignation	Bryce Canyon National Monument →
timeZone	Mountain Time Zone →
yearlyVisitors	over 2 million →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Colorado Plateau → Southwestern United States →	contains
Utah →	hasNationalPark
Bryce ("Bryce Canyon (eponymous association with Ebenezer Bryce)") →	notableBearerGivenName
Bryce Canyon National Park ("Bryce Canyon National Monument") →	previousDesignation