Bryce Canyon National Park is the smallest of Utah’s national parks but is has the most unlikely and beautiful rock formations that you will ever see. The park is a series of amphitheaters filled with mazes of hoodoos and spires with an amazing range of colors. The Natural Bridge located along one of the overlooks, is not a true natural bridge formed by a stream, but is actually an arch formed from rain and frost erosion acting from the top of the rock. Looking through the arch you can see the stand of Ponderosa Pines in the canyon below. |
