About This Tour
Despite its name, Bryce isn't actually a canyon—it's a series of horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters carved into Utah's Paunsaugunt Plateau. The "Pink Cliffs" have been sculpted by erosion into fins, windows, slot canyons, and thousands of spires called hoodoos, creating mazes tinted with colors too numerous to name.
This GPS-triggered audio tour covers Bryce's 18-mile scenic road from the four famous overlooks near the entrance to Rainbow Point at the southern end. At nearly 8,000 feet, this high-altitude wonderland also offers world-class stargazing after dark.
Tour Coverage
The tour plays stories anywhere you travel along the orange route. Just download the tour and start driving along the route.
What You'll Learn
- How 200 freeze-thaw cycles per year create and destroy hoodoos
- Why the rocks glow red, orange, pink, and white
- Paiute legends of the "Legend People" turned to stone
- Why Bryce has some of the darkest night skies in America
- Best trails for walking among the hoodoos at every fitness level
What's Included
- 229 GPS-triggered story sites
- Offline functionality - no cell service needed
- Coverage of the main road plus Mossy Cave area
- High altitude tips—the air is thinner than you expect
- One-year access to the tour
Know Before You Go
- Open year-round — No entrance reservation required. A valid entrance fee or park pass is needed upon arrival.
- Seasonal shuttle — Between April and October, a free shuttle operates to reduce congestion at Bryce Point, Inspiration Point, Sunset Point, and Sunrise Point.
- High elevation — The park exceeds 9,000 feet in elevation. Prepare for cooler temperatures and thinner air, even in summer.
- Winter access — Roads and campgrounds have limited winter availability. Check current conditions before visiting in colder months.
- Contact the park — Call 435-834-5322 for current information.
For more details, visit the National Park Service - Bryce Canyon Plan Your Visit page.
Ready to Explore?
Download your tour and discover a landscape like no other.