Bryce Canyon National Park sits on a high plateau in southern Utah, famous for hundreds of hoodoos packed into natural amphitheaters. These slender rock spires were carved by frost, rain, and erosion rather than by a single river running through a deep gorge. Sunrise and sunset turn the pink and orange limestone vivid, and winter covers the hoodoos in snow. The rim is higher and cooler than nearby Zion.
Location: Utah, United States
Coordinates: 37.6283, -112.1677
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