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Routes
3 climbs • 2.8 mi • 403 ft gain • 1 hr 43 min
1 climb • 6.3 mi • 1,282 ft gain • 4 hr 28 min
1 climb • 7.0 mi • 1,335 ft gain • 3 hr 56 min
1 climb • 0.4 mi • 18 ft gain • 11 min
1 climb • 11.1 mi • 1,843 ft gain • 4 hr 50 min
1 climb • 2.3 mi • 517 ft gain • 2 hr 13 min
1 climb • 26.0 mi • 867 ft gain • 3 hr 12 min
1 climb • 3.0 mi • 402 ft gain • 2 hr 38 min
1 climb • 4.2 mi • 773 ft gain • 2 hr 11 min
1 climb • 5.7 mi • 1,295 ft gain • 5 hr 58 min
1 climb • 7.4 mi • 1,263 ft gain • 2 hr 32 min
1 climb • 8.1 mi • 1,408 ft gain • 3 hr 32 min
Latest climbs
"A nice hike of three miles. Started at Sunset Point via the Navajo Loop Trail. Stayed a few mins for pics. Also saw a benchmark on the summit of Sunset Point. Then we went and saw Thor's Hammer and hiked down the famous switchbacks. Then eventually got down to the bottom. Tagged the benchmark at the bottom of the canyon and then started hiking on the Queen's Garden Trail. Queen's Garden was a fun hike, and we also tagged the benchmark for the Queen's Garden Trail. Then stopped by the view of the badlands and the ET hoodoo. Then hiked up to get to the summit of Sunrise Point. BTW only a sign for Sunrise Point, no benchmark. Then hiked back to the trailhead to enjoy a drink then drive the many hours to Kanab." — lc444 • Jul 12, 2022
"My first time hiking into Bryce Canyon in the snow! Covering the route. Some people snowshoed, we just used traction devices (I wore yaktrax, Ken wore my microspikes) and had no issues whatsoever. Poles were helpful, though! Such a beautiful day. Because it's winter, the Wall Street portion of the Navajo Loop trail is closed, so once you get to the bottom, you either turn around and go back up the same way, or you join with the Queen's Garden loop trail to come back up (our choice). I'm glad we went down the steeper bit and came up the easier bit. Took it nice and easy because of elevation and my recovery from Covid-19, which has definitely lessened my lung capacity/overall cardio health. A gorgeous day, sunshine, clear and pristine skies (excellent air quality and sight distance), such a wonderful experience. My only regret is that I didn't grab a spare battery for my camera, so it died from the cold about halfway through the hike. Oh well - lesson learned!" — psychikingjes • Jan 30, 2021
"I went during sunrise to each point. Easy points to drive and walk to; took minutes to bag each one. Again, kind of cheating, but this park doesn't leave you much choice if you want the view. " — mchikes • Oct 20, 2020
"Queens Complex loop today. Started at Sunrise Point and hiked clockwise. Extended the hike and took the Western half of Navajo Loop up to Sunset Point before completing the loop. Another fun day!" — Kevin • Jun 21, 2020
"Hiked the Fairyland Loop from Fairyland Point to Sunrise Point to Peak 8155, then finally a short side trip to Boat Mesa before finishing again at Fairyland Point. Bryce doesn't disappoint!" — Kevin • Jun 20, 2020
"Spent the day exploring Bryce Canyon National Park. Many of the trails are still closed due to the snow, so we hiked all of the ones that were open. We did an out and back of the Rim Trail over the high points, and dropped into the canyon via a loop around the Fairyland Trail to view the hoodoos up close." — wacbravo • Apr 7, 2019
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