There are a variety of awe-inspiring views to be seen from the Bryce Amphitheater, or along the Bryce Canyon scenic drive. Every overlook displays a different natural perspective!
At the end of the Bryce Canyon scenic drive is the combined parking area for Rainbow and Yovimpa Points. This is the highest elevation in the park at over 9100 feet!
The Hunter has a hat of evergreens and is easily seen just in front of the viewpoint. To the right is a smaller hoodoo commonly referred to as The Rabbit.
This Bryce Canyon viewpoint is named for Ebenezer Bryce, who settled the area in 1870. It offers one of the most scenic vistas of the hoodoo-filled red rock amphitheater.
We enjoyed our time at this location by ourselves after sunset. Some of our favorite Bryce Canyon photos are taken at Paria View with the moon and layered colors in the sky.