Activities - Bryce Canyon Country

An Incredible Bryce Country RV Excursion

I've heard that the U.S. Park Service sometimes calls Bryce Canyon a cave without a ceiling, or a forest of stone. What I would call it, however, is the Grand Canyon without the crowds – every bit as beautiful, but much more remote, and the best vacation you'll ever have in your RV. Bryce Canyon is

Boulder Mountain

Boulder Mountain looms just north and west of Boulder and Escalante, and is easily accessible from most points in Bryce Canyon Country via Scenic Byway 12. Boulder Mountain is the highest timbered plateau in North America, peaking at 11,313 feet at Blue Bell Knoll—known fondly by locals as Boulder

Off the Beaten Path – Red Canyon: Arches Trail

Near Bryce Canyon is a hidden gem, the Dixie National Forest, residing in the forest is Red Canyon. Several day trips and hikes are accessible in Red Canyon. One of the most popular trails in Red Canyon is the Arches Trail. The trail is accessed through the Lossee Trailhead by driving

Lower Calf Creek Falls

A walk into the lower Calf Creek Falls is an opportunity for multiple experiences. The trail head is found at the Calf Creek campground just fifteen miles east of the town of Escalante on Scenic Byway 12. The waters of Calf Creek begin on the Boulder Mountains and the creek eventually enters the

Slot Canyon Adventures

Garfield County is bursting with amazing hikes and incredible views. But why just hike when you can interact with the earth? Hiking through slot canyons involves both hands and feet to climb over, shimmy through and duck under beautiful red rocks. To help make your Garfield County adventures

A Hiking Guide for Garfield County

Garfield County is full of beautiful hikes and incredible, scenic views. The best part about this area is that there is something for everyone: no matter what your experience level is, there is a hike in Garfield County perfectly suited for you. Below is a list of five ways to get the most out of

The Sun, The Moon & The Stars In Bryce Canyon Country

Bryce Canyon Country's rich, red-mineral rock has made it one of the top spots to view jaw-dropping sunrises and sunsets. What's more, the region has one of the darkest skies in North America, making it a prime destination for moonlit walks and stargazing adventures.

Scenery at Sunrise & Sunset

River and Stream Fishing In Bryce Canyon Country

Looking for great fishing in Bryce Canyon Country? You're in luck…we've got some of the best trout fishing in Southern Utah!

Bryce Canyon area stream fishing

Brook, brown, cutthroat and rainbow trout are abundant in East Fork Sevier River, commonly ranging in size from 8 to 14 inches long.

Secret Hiking Spots

From time to time we let visitors know about some of our best kept secrets. Here's a look at three great secret hiking locations.

Willis Creek

Willis Creek Slot Canyon – Utah

Willis Creek flows along the edge of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, from Bryce Canyon National Park to Sheep

A Photographer’s Guide to Bryce Canyon Country

If there’s one thing you don’t want to forget when visiting Bryce Canyon Country, it’s a camera. Whether you’re a professional, hobbyist or ameauter photographer, Bryce Canyon Country is a breathtaking model. Drive Scenic Byway 12, “the most scenic drive in America” according to “Car and Driver