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Rainbow Point | Bryce Canyon National Park, UT | October 2019
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Rainbow Point | Bryce Canyon National Park, UT | October 2019
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Bristlecone Loop Trail, Bryce Canyon National Park
Bristlecone Loop, accessible from Rainbow Point at the southern-most end of Bryce Canyon National Park, meanders through a spruce-fir forest atop the highest portion of the park, reaching elevations over 9,100 feet. This short and easy stroll passes by bristlecone pines up to 1,800-years-old and experiences vistas reaching into Dixie National Forest and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. While still popular, this far end of the park is not nearly as crowded as the primary amphitheater area, but no less beautiful.
Rainbow Point | Bryce Canyon National Park, UT | October 2019
Rainbow Point | Bryce Canyon National Park, UT | October 2019
Rainbow Point | Bryce Canyon National Park, UT | October 2019
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Rainbow Point ended up being one of our favorite stops in Bryce Canyon National Park. It’s quieter than the main overlooks, has beautiful expansive views, and the drive to the end of the scenic road is worth it. We also loved seeing the aspens along this stretch of the park. Here’s a look at Rainbow Point Bryce Canyon and why we think it’s worth the drive to the end.
Rainbow Point by Dan Gildor
Via Flickr
Having dawdled in Escalante doing some laundry at the laundromat, we got to Bryce National Park just as the sun was setting and the last light was leaving the canyon. The wind, with the higher altitude and the resulting wind chill, not to mention the rapidly fading light, limited us to taking a few overexposed selfies and a couple of shots of the fading light on the hoodoos at Rainbow Point and then Sunset Point.
Chilled to the bone (again), we set off to find something to eat.
July 22nd: Capitol Reef to Bryce Canyon We stayed in Capitol Reef National Park, at their Fruita Campgrounds and were surprised by the cool temperature and the apricot orchard 3 yards away from out tent. It was by far one of the best stays we've had despite the lack of showers. We drove part of the Scenic Drive but were more concerned with the freshly made apple pie and cinnamon roll that we got from the Historic Gifford House. It was the perfect amount of sweet and slightly crunchy apple slices. Then we drove along Route 12, a beautiful route past canyons and plateaus till we arrived in Bryce Canyon. We drove into Bryce Canyon, along the scenic route to the edge where Rainbow Point is. We walked along the Bristlecone Trail and saw the beginnings of the canyon formations. We saw a Natural Bridge, the Columns at Inspiration Point, and the mini columns at Fairyland. An amazing and iconic place, amongst the trees and green brambles. A well traveled day.