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- Navajo Loop and Queens Garden TrailModerate•4.9(20239)#1 - Navajo Loop and Queens Garden TrailLength: 3.0 mi•Est. 1h 33mFeaturing incredible views and unique rock formations, this hike is one of the best ways to experience the hoodoos and spires of Bryce Canyon National Park. This great trail takes you by some of the park’s most iconic features, including Queen Victoria and Thor’s Hammer. You’ll start by hiking along the Navajo Loop Trail towards Sunset Point, where you’ll have fantastic views of the colorful canyon. You can choose to go to the right here and venture through Wall Street, a narrow canyon....
- Wall Street and Queens Garden Loop TrailModerate•4.9(7270)#2 - Wall Street and Queens Garden Loop TrailLength: 3.2 mi•Est. 1h 35mHeavily trafficked combination trail loop weaving in and out of red rock formations through Bryce Canyon. Please note that the Wall Street portion of the trail is often closed throughout the year due to freezing overnight temperatures. Summer months are the best time to see Wall Street. This same route can be modified by cutting through the Navajo loop segment when Wall Street is closed.
- Fairyland Loop TrailFairyland Loop Trail begins at Fairyland Point, at the northern portion of Bryce Canyon National Park, and takes you through spectacular hoodoos and scenery along the rim and into the canyon; including a spur trail to Tower Bridge. The Fairyland Loop Trail also includes a portion of the Rim Trail from Sunrise Point to Fairyland Point. This hike is considered moderate to hard due to its length and meandering trails with multiple elevation changes. It is best to carry plenty of water, 1 quart...
- Wall Street, Queens Garden, and Peekaboo Loop (Figure Eight Trail)Moderate•4.9(6227)#4 - Wall Street, Queens Garden, and Peekaboo Loop (Figure Eight Trail)Length: 6.3 mi•Est. 3h 23mThe peekaboo hike has amazing views and little traffic in the morning. There is no water so be sure to bring your own.
- Navajo Loop TrailThe Navajo Loop Trail is one of Bryce Canyon National Park’s most popular trails. The trailhead starts just across the street from Sunset Campground and begins by dropping down into the amphitheater and passing through "Wall Street," a narrow switchbacked slot canyon between sheer cliffs, with towering Douglas fir trees growing along the trail. The trail provides outstanding views of much-photographed Thor's Hammer - a tall, narrow pinnacle with a narrower neck, supporting a large...
- Peekaboo Loop TrailThe Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail begins at Bryce Point and drops quickly to the canyon floor. The trail takes its name from the surprises that await around its many turns and elevation changes. While some consider this a more moderate hike, due to the rapid elevation change and the length this hike is considered hard. Hikers are cautioned to be aware that this trail is shared with horses. It is a mystical and inspiring experience so it’s no surprise that it is one of the most popular hiking trails...
- Sunset Point to Sunrise PointThis is a great trail to start your visit to Bryce Canyon. This vantage point from above allows you to get an idea of where you might want to go. Visitors will be treated to scenic views of the amphitheater full of hoodoos. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. There are 5 designated van-accessible parking spaces in the paved parking lot with striped access aisles. The trail surface is smooth, paved concrete and...
- Navajo Loop Trail to Peekaboo LoopModerate•4.9(3215)#8 - Navajo Loop Trail to Peekaboo LoopLength: 5.0 mi•Est. 2h 55mThis is a delightful trail in the Bryce Canyon National Park that takes one to Navajo and Peak-a-boo Loops. With stunning views and fairytale environments, this is one of the prettiest locations in the park, especially during the sunset period with the orange hues bouncing all over. Along with that, this location is also known for its biodiversity and is home to a wide variety of flora, and fauna species attracting many nature and wildlife enthusiasts. The majority of this path is...
- Queen Victoria via Queen's Garden TrailModerate•4.7(1899)#9 - Queen Victoria via Queen's Garden TrailLength: 2.1 mi•Est. 1h 5mOne of the park's most popular trails, the Queen's Garden trail descends and bends for about a mile along a ridgeline down to a unique hoodoo said to resemble Queen Victoria (be sure to travel down the spur trail at the bottom of the trail to see this hoodoo). The varied and colorful rock formations that surround this hoodoo, are described as many sculptures and other ornaments within the Queen's "Garden". Of the six trails that descend into the Bryce Amphitheater, the Queen's Garden Trail is...
- Tower Bridge TrailGreat hike with a lot of variation in the landscape. As it is part of the Fairyland Loop, you can always extend it to make a longer hike but at the end of the day, just going out to Tower Bridge and back was a great hike to end with. There are some really nice views of the hoodoos. The trail is also fairly wide and even, not too many rocks, but a little snowy/muddy at the end of winter. The white sandstone against the sapphire sky was incredible. And across from that was this sea of red sand...
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Helpful reviews of trails in Bryce
Lots of people out hiking today. Amazing views! Plenty of shady spots with nice breezes to break up the heat
We hiked this counterclockwise and are grateful we did! The trail is very exposed to the sun, so I highly recommend starting this hike early in the morning during the warmer months. We stopped at the general store 2.5 miles in for bathrooms/water and took frequent photo/shade breaks. Be sure to bring a hat, sunscreen and lots of snacks/water. It took us 5 hours. Truly such a stunning trail.
Absolutely loved walking up Wall Street. Good cadence to the mini switchback up it almost felt like stairs.
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Frequently asked trail questions about Bryce
What are the different types of hiking trails in Bryce?
There are plenty of things to do on Bryce's hiking trails. On AllTrails.com, you'll find 33 hiking trails, 22 walking trails, and more.
What is the longest trail in Bryce?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Bryce is Under the Rim Trail. This trail is estimated to be 22.4 mi long.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Bryce?
Bryce: With an ascent of 4,366 ft, Under the Rim Trail has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is Under the Rim Trail: Bryce Point to Whiteman Bench with 3,103 ft of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult trail in Bryce?
The most popular and difficult trail in Bryce is Rim, Navajo Loop and Peekaboo Loop Trail with a 4.9-star rating from 1,026 reviews.
Are there camping trails available in Bryce?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 5 camping trails in Bryce and the most popular is Wall Street, Queens Garden, and Peekaboo Loop (Figure Eight Trail) with an average 4.9 star rating from 6,227 community reviews.
Are there running trails available in Bryce?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 4 running trails in Bryce and the most popular is Wall Street, Queens Garden, and Peekaboo Loop (Figure Eight Trail) with an average 4.9 star rating from 6,227 community reviews.
Are there biking trails available in Bryce?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 5 biking trails in Bryce and the most popular is Under the Rim Trail with an average 4.7 star rating from 197 community reviews.
