[2024 Garfield County Attraction] Travel Guide for Bryce Amphitheater (Updated Dec)

Bryce Amphitheater!!! An incredible journey of thousands of miles in a single line

The realm of the gods under the post-snow sunshine 🌄 Bryce Amphitheater 😍 Visiting Bryce in winter has always been on my bucket list! After monitoring the weather forecast for half a month, I finally got the clear weather after the snow and set off without hesitation! ❄️ Although Bryce's terrain is not strictly a canyon, it is a valley head. The erosion of rivers causes the gullies to extend upstream, eventually presenting a unique landscape like that of a spoon. 🚗 Flying to Las Vegas and then driving for four and a half hours, I finally arrived at Bryce. After checking in that night, the next morning, I couldn't wait to head to Bryce point. Just before sunrise, the view before me was stunning! Hoodoos stood solemnly in the golden morning light, as if the gods were gazing at this magical place, and my heartbeat seemed to soar with the rhythm of nature... ❤️ Although the road is closed after 3 miles in winter, you can choose to walk the trail between sunrise and sunset, with pleasant scenery along the way. Those who like hiking can walk the entire way, and those who don't can choose to walk part of it, whether clockwise or counterclockwise, you can appreciate the beautiful scenery! 🌟 If I had to list a must-visit in my lifetime, Bryce in winter would definitely be one of them! In this theater of the gods, to feel the charm of nature, it is a unique and unforgettable experience. 🌲🌌