Bryce Canyon National Park

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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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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 of America
surface form: 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 National Park Service
surface form: United States National Park Service
namedAfter Ebenezer Bryce
nearestCity Bryce, Utah
offersActivity camping
hiking
horseback riding
snowshoeing
stargazing
officialLanguage English
partOf Colorado Plateau
United States National Park System
surface form: U.S. National Park System
previousDesignation Bryce Canyon National Park self-linksurface differs
surface form: Bryce Canyon National Monument
timeZone Mountain Time Zone
yearlyVisitors over 2 million

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Southern Utah University proximityTo Bryce Canyon National Park
U.S. Route 89 passesNear Bryce Canyon National Park