We should have stayed longer near Bryce Canyon. My husband spends a lot of painstaking work investigating lodgings and locations, and normally, we get things right. But not this trip. We stayed too long in Kanab and too little in Hatch. This trip wasn’t our first visit, and I know we’ll see it again, but I still felt a sense of withdrawal when we left. It’s just so darn beautiful, with its supersized ravens, sweeping vistas, hellfire hoodoos, and painted rock ruins. Arches will always be my favorite Utah park, but Bryce is the most breathtaking. The Bird’s Eye Trail is a gem on the outskirts of the park. What joy I felt on this trail. Follow my feet…
I love this photo.
The Bird’s Eye. Stay tuned for more from Bryce Canyon National Park!
Interesting that the timing was off. I wonder why it worked out like that.
I know that feeling of wanting to linger a little longer in a place that captures your heart. Against the sun, the hoodoo becomes less rock and more legend. Absolutely my favorite!
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What an amazing spot! Great pic!
I have been to Bryce a few times and it never ceases to amaze. A stunning place with gorgeous views! Thank you for linking up and have the very best weekend.
Beautiful! I haven’t been yet, but hopefully soon.
beautiful.
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I can totally see why you wouldn’t want to leave. Such an incredible place with so much to see and explore!
I wondered why I got a prompt when I opened your post to translate from Russian to English. I got to the comments and found out why.
I love your photos. I love pine trees on red rock and the canyons and all of it.
Wow!!!!
I really want to go back and spend more time here and Arches NP. They’re world-class parks!
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Amazing shots.
Brilliant shots!
That’s one place I wouldn’t have minded going as a child. We took vacations every summer, but mostly headed into Canada, or once Wyoming and Montana.