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I went to Bryce Canyon last month. As someone not from the area, the views especially from Bryce Point are so out of this world! I do recommend hiking into the amphitheater and it was so cool to be walking within all the hoodoos
If you have a whole day and want to do a longer hike, you can combine the Queen's Garden and Navajo Loop with the Peekaboo Trail. I hiked from Sunrise Point to Bryce Point and back via the Queen's Garden trail and Peekaboo Loop. It was about 10 miles (16km) and completely worth it. I did it in the snow in April with micro-spikes on and it was great! With Queen's Garden, you get up close to the hoodoos and then on the Peekaboo trail you can get to see the hoodoos up close but also amongst more trees lower in the amphitheater. Peekaboo Trail was also very quiet and not crowded at all. Bryce Point in my opinion has the most dramatic view of Bryce Canyon from a different angle. It's quite unique.
The peekaboo trail is a horse trail full of horseshit and horse urine. It would be a great trail, and I always do it when I go to Bryce but I absolutely can’t stomach the horseshit and the horse urine. I guess it’s not a problem in the winter, but snow could be.
I did it in April - lots of snow and no horses. With microspikes on, hiking it is not a problem. It's also less crowded, quieter and has some beautiful views.
@@danielkwood that is true. Unfortunately, in April, Wall Street is pretty much always closed in my experience and also I have experienced enough snow falling to make hiking in the canyon impossible. Maybe late April would be ideal.
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Thor's hammer in the early morning is spectacular! The high bounces off of the rock wall behind it and gives it a beautiful glow.
I bet it’s epic! Bryce is such an awesome park
Bryce Canyon is definitely a super gorgeous place! The hoodoos are so intricately carved by nature that they almost look human-made at times.
Totally agree! It’s awesome
This place looks absolutely incredible. If I wasn't convinced to go before, I certainly am now !
Thank you Immy! It was so awesome to meet you guys and hang last night!
I went to Bryce Canyon last month. As someone not from the area, the views especially from Bryce Point are so out of this world! I do recommend hiking into the amphitheater and it was so cool to be walking within all the hoodoos
amazing! I loved Bryce. Awesome video
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If you have a whole day and want to do a longer hike, you can combine the Queen's Garden and Navajo Loop with the Peekaboo Trail. I hiked from Sunrise Point to Bryce Point and back via the Queen's Garden trail and Peekaboo Loop. It was about 10 miles (16km) and completely worth it. I did it in the snow in April with micro-spikes on and it was great! With Queen's Garden, you get up close to the hoodoos and then on the Peekaboo trail you can get to see the hoodoos up close but also amongst more trees lower in the amphitheater. Peekaboo Trail was also very quiet and not crowded at all. Bryce Point in my opinion has the most dramatic view of Bryce Canyon from a different angle. It's quite unique.
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Excellent Video. Very Well Done! Thank You Kevin.
Thanks so much Doug!
Hey Kevin, thanks again for your top 10. Awesome video..
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Bad ass ! Thank you !
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footage is insane bro!
It’s too bad skiing isnt allowed in the park boundary and we couldn’t use the Losee Canyon ski footage in this haha
You left out Fairyland Loop!?!?!?!?
The peekaboo trail is a horse trail full of horseshit and horse urine. It would be a great trail, and I always do it when I go to Bryce but I absolutely can’t stomach the horseshit and the horse urine. I guess it’s not a problem in the winter, but snow could be.
I did it in April - lots of snow and no horses. With microspikes on, hiking it is not a problem. It's also less crowded, quieter and has some beautiful views.
@@danielkwood that is true. Unfortunately, in April, Wall Street is pretty much always closed in my experience and also I have experienced enough snow falling to make hiking in the canyon impossible. Maybe late April would be ideal.