Spectacular! Miles and miles of hoodoos.
That what the sculpted rock is called.
That what the sculpted rock is called.
Hoodoo Hammers
This was taken from Bryce Point.
Just a little while into our visit and I'm already impressed.
Just a little while into our visit and I'm already impressed.
Silent City.
Each hoodoo is supposed to be an indian.
Legend says a wolf tricked them then turned them into hoodoos.
Each hoodoo is supposed to be an indian.
Legend says a wolf tricked them then turned them into hoodoos.
One day, all this will just be sand.
Look at the piles of sand, that was all sandstone, hoodoos. Gone forever.
Look at the piles of sand, that was all sandstone, hoodoos. Gone forever.
Giant Gary ruling over the hoodoo warriors.
A magical place!
A magical place!
The gusty wind almost blew me off the edge.
Thanks broken fence!
Thanks broken fence!
Gorgeous view.
This shows why the park exists.
This shows why the park exists.
Wind is the order of the day at the park.
Walking the rim trail from amphitheatre to amphitheatre.
This is as close as you can get to the hoodoos from the rim.
Sunset Point.
Look at the glow, the color seems to be coming from inside the rock!
Look at the glow, the color seems to be coming from inside the rock!
Sunset Point, just beautiful.
Sunrise Point. Luckily, we didn't come for sunrise.
Sunrise point is colorful as well.
Hanging out for a few more minutes to enjoy the view.
What a nice day, blue skies, a few puffy clouds, not too hot.
What a nice day, blue skies, a few puffy clouds, not too hot.
Not a natural arch, but cool anyway.
This is the highest point in Bryce.
My lungs agree!
My lungs agree!
The entire cliff face is hoodoos.
Let's see what we find.