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Utah
7.1 mi
Distance
300 ft
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Burro Canyon Trail
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Burro Canyon Trail offers a scenic moderate hike through Utah's canyon country with gentle elevation gain and diverse desert terrain. This 7-mile route showcases the region's characteristic red rock formations and canyon ecology, making it an accessible adventure for hikers seeking authentic Utah landscapes without extreme technical difficulty.
Mossy Cave
~16 min drive
<p>Mossy Cave is in the northern section of the park, located on Highway 12, approximately 4 miles east of the intersection of Highways 12 and 63. Look for a small parking area on the right-hand side immediately after crossing a little bridge. The Mossy Cave itself is at the e…
Mossy Cave Trailhead Wayside
~16 min drive
Two upright panels are here near the parking lot; the first is the orientation to Bryce Canyon with full park map. The second provides details about our location here at Mossy Cave.<br /> <br /> <strong>Bryce Canyon Orientation Wayside</strong><br /> Since no river runs throug…
Water Canyon wayside
~17 min drive
Listen to the rushing stream. For many plants and animals it is the sound of life, yet it is also the sound of rapid change. In 1892, water for the town of Tropic was diverted into this once seasonal drainage, transforming Water Canyon into one of the fastest eroding areas of…
Tropic Ditch wayside
~17 min drive
<p>By 1874 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints had begun to settle in the Paria Valley east of Bryce Canyon. Arid conditions gave rise to a plan to divert water 10 miles (16 km) from the East Fork of the Sevier River to the cliffs of Bryce Canyon and dow…
Mossy Cave Hike the Hoodoos wayside
~17 min drive
<h2>I Hiked the Hoodoos</h2> <p>Hiking is great exercise and Bryce Canyon's "I Hiked the Hoodoos!" program is not just hiking, it's also a scavenger hunt with a special reward!<br /> <br /> <strong>1. Hike a minimum of 3 mi / 4.8 km, or find at least 3 benchmarks and complete…
Fairyland Loop Trailhead
~20 min drive
<h3>Fairyland Loop Trail</h3> <p><strong>Difficulty: Strenuous<br /> Total Distance: 8.0 miles (12.9 km)<br /> Elevation change: 1,716 feet (523 m)<br /> Average time: 4-5 hours</strong><br /> <br /> Along the the Peekaboo Loop, the Fairyland Loop provides some of the best str…
Tropic Trail wayside
~21 min drive
One of the few trails in the park that begins below the rim, the Tropic Trail connects to Navajo Loop, Queen’s Garden, Peekaboo Loop, and Rim trails. It follows Bryce Creek, which is dry much of the year. The incline is initially gradual and connects to other popular and more…
Great Western Trail - Cameron Wash Section
~0 min drive
Moderate 12.84-mile Great Western Trail section with scenic desert terrain.
Pine Lake Trail
~2 min drive
Easy, scenic 0.57-mile walk to Pine Lake with minimal elevation gain.
Forest Road 132
~2 min drive
Easy 0.55-mile forest walk with minimal elevation gain.
