Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon, actually a series of amphitheaters formed by selective erosion of the edge of a mesa, is a spectacular national park in southwestern Utah and part of a group called the "grand circle" that includes Zion, Cedar Breaks, Arches, Canyonlands, and several other national parks or monuments. We visited Zion and Bryce in May 2004 and came back with many images.

Geology: See this page for a brief description of the geology of this area of the country.

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Morning Mists	Hoodoos in the Mist	Bryce Battlements

Looking down into Navajo Trail	On the Navajo Trail	White Hoodoos on Red Fins

Natural Arch	Horses on the trail	White on red hoodoo

View to the east		Sunrise

Raven on the fence		Oregon Grape

Bladdery Milkvetch	Arrowleaf Balsamroot	Manzanita blossoms

Wildflowers & Standing Stones, Red Canyon	Evening Primrose, Red Canyon	Hoodoos, Red Canyon Park

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