5 Guest Rooms/NON SMOKING ROOMS,Open All Year, Home Cooked Gourmet Breakfast,Private Baths, A/C,Phone Available,Hot Tub, Children Welcome,Internet Access,Some rooms have Direct TV, Private Balconies,Full Panoramic View Of Bryce Canyon,Restaurants Nearby, Member Of BBIU And AAA, Packages Available
888-679-8643 or (435) 679-8643, Fax:
679-8989
we are the first cabins as you go in to Tropic from the north
6 log cabins, 4 deluxe cabins with vaulted ceilings sliding glass backdoor opening onto a deck with a view of the beautiful powell point,6 premier cabins, and a pioneer cottage (family suite) Located on a small farm with animals, Individual bathrooms, non-smoking, A/C, heat, microwave/refrigerator, in-room coffee, cable TV,high speed WIFI, outdoor BBQs, fire pit, 2 restaurants and grocery store within walking distance. Open all year. Senior/group discounts, AAA, Superhost.
888-200-4211 or (435) 679-8629, Fax: (435) 679-8629
$65-$120
5 guest rooms, 1 cottage w/kitchenette, non-smoking rooms, individual showers, Cable TV, phone available, A/C, data port/internet access, full breakfast, hot tub, children allowed, No pets allowed. Open all year. Restaurant nearby. Packages available. AAA, Utah B&B Inc., PIA.
Located on these web sites: BBIU.com,
www.VirtualCities.com/ut/brycepointbbhtm
(435) 679-8700 / 866-215-5043, Fax: (435) 679-8727
$105-$150
Nestled under the rim of beautiful Bryce Canyon, 5 huge themed rooms afford gorgeous views, private bath and access to sun deck. TVs, phones & internet access. Full country breakfast served. No children allowed under 7, recreational activities. Open all year. AAA senior discount, packages available.
(435) 679-8443/866-232-5711
$95-$140
4 guest rooms, each with private baths. TV,DVD A/C, Hilltop location with wrap-around deck and brick patio offers 360 degree views of Bryce & Escalante mountains. No smoking allowed. Full hot breakfast. wireless internet access
(435) 679-8820 or 800-249-8126
$69-$105
5 new guest rooms w/individual baths, cable TV, A/C, phone available, internet access, located w/ balcony view of Bryce Canyon Points & rear view of Powell Point. Full sit down country breakfast included. All rooms include full set of log furniture. Open all year. Home of Grannys Bullberry Jelly.
800-442-1890 or 435-679-8811
$45-$100
65 guest rooms(standard and suites), 1 handicap room, Open all year, Cable TV and HBO, free wireles Internet, free local and 800 calls, in-room coffee, A/C, guest laundry, newly expanded gift shop, restaurant open daily(breakfast, lunch, dinner) serving American/Mexican/Southwestern, indoor and outdoor dining. AARP, Government, AAA(3 diamond) and group discounts. Vacation activitiy planner on staff.
Located in Tropic, new log cabins featuring Air Conditioning, microwave, mini-fridge, free Wi-Fi, Coffee Maker, Falt Scree TV, 14X24Ft. Located near dining areas in Tropic.
39 Motel Rooms, 17 Cabins, one with a kitchenette. Open april 1 to october 31. call ahead for exceptions.
TV, AC, phones, Internet access, microwave, fridge in some rooms.
ShowDowns Restaurant features Cowboy Dinners on event evenings.
Campground- pull throughs with full hook-up, tent camping.
$125-$200(inn)$330(cottage)
6 guest rooms/all non-smoking/1 handicap room 5 of the elegant guest rooms inclode private jacuzzi baths,TV,phone and a gourmet breakfast.wireless internet acccess.children 6+ years allowed.new luxurious cottages 2 beds 2 baths with a living area ,fireplace,equipped kitchens with utensils and private hot tubs,phone,TV-DVD,Secluded with great views open year round.
Mile Marker 21, Highway 12 Located inside the Bryce Canyon Inn Motel office, serving quality coffee and espresso drinks (hot and iced)
Homemade pastries and hiking snacks also available, as well as Wi-Fi.
Open all year ( Nov - Feb. open on Thurs., Fri. & Sat. only) (closed some holidays). Summer hours: 7:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. serving a full menu. Homestyle breakfasts served until noon. Lunch & dinner menu includes: salads, hot sandwiches, chicken strips, and pizza products. Winter hours: 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. serving dinner only. Seating for 90 people inside and 90 people outside. Groups please call ahead. (435)679-8888
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Info Tropic is located along Scenic Highway 12, just 11 miles from the east entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. Settled in 1891 by pioneers from nearby Panguitch, Tropic was named to reflect its hot summer climate. Despite its name, this tenacious community survived a severe blizzard that dumped three feet of snow on the farmlands in May of 1900. Harsh winters followed by drought and overgrazing led President Roosevelt to create reserves to protect local forests and watersheds. Today Tropic is a thriving ranching community with a population of about 500, and serves as an excellent home base for exploring beautiful Bryce Canyon Country. Tropic, Cannonville and Henrieville join via Scenic Highway 12 to make up colorful Bryce Valley. From the dazzling sunrises that wash over the striking hoodoos in Bryce Canyon to the vibrant sunset that turns Powell Point and the Escalante Mountains brilliant shades of pink and orange, there's no place like Bryce Valley.
Area Attractions Bordering Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and Dixie National Forest, Tropic and Bryce Valley have unlimited sightseeing and outdoor recreational opportunities. Check locally for information and conditions.
Things to do in and around Tropic include:
Hike Bryce Canyon National Park. The Tropic Trail and the Mossy Cave Trail start near Tropic.
Photograph Kodachrome Basin State Park, located just nine miles south of Cannonville. Hike, mountain bike, camp, take a stagecoach ride or a trail ride.
Drive a section of Scenic Highway 12, Utah's first All-American Road. Scenic Byway 12 links Tropic with Cannonville and Henrieville and leads to extraordinary scenery.
Explore the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Visit Grosvenor Arch and drive the unpaved Cottonwood Canyon Road. Mountain bike or ATV ride along the dirt roads. Hike Willis Creek, Round Valley Draw or the Bull Valley Gorge.
Stop at Ebenezer Bryce's historic cabin in Tropic.
Mountain bike to Powell Point in the Dixie National Forest.
Explore the trails of Red Canyon, just 8 miles from Tropic.
Go fishing at Tropic Reservoir, 15 miles west of Tropic.
Discover dinosaur bones and mineralized wood relics at Escalante Petrified Forest State Park.
Fish for trout at Pine Lake. Ride your ATV or mountain bike along the dirt roads and trails.
Watch the Escalante Mountains and Bryce Canyon come alive with color at sunrise and sunset.
Stroll around the Pioneer Village, an authentic re-creation of Tropic's early residents.
Notice the historic buildings in Henrieville, including the 1881 one-room schoolhouse.
Dig for fossils in the famous Tropic Shale.
Shop local gift shops.
Attend the annual Deer Hunters Ball or 'Art-Out' events held in October.
Stop at the area's old cemeteries for interesting history.
Lodging and Dining:
You'll find excellent year-round services in Tropic, including lodging, restaurants, gasoline, groceries and sundries, laundry, a post office, churches and a visitor center. Lodging accommodations include about a dozen motels, bed and breakfasts, inns, cabins and campgrounds. Eateries include Clark's Restaurant on the grounds of the Bryce Valley Inn and The Pizza Place, open year-round.
The Bryce Valley area provides unlimited recreation and sightseeing. Bryce Valley is one place on Earth where you can enjoy the sunrise by looking west at Bryce Canyon, and watch the colorful sunset to the east as it turns Powell Point and the Escalante Mountains shades of pinks and oranges. You'll find excellent services and accommodations throughout the year at Bryce Valley and Tropic.
Bordering Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and Dixie National Forest, Tropic and Bryce Valley have unlimited sightseeing and outdoor recreational opportunities. Check locally for information and conditions. 
