Home of the Hoodoos

In Bryce Canyon National Park, the wind whispers ancient tales and the rocks come alive as if they are the veins of a living, breathing entity. With each sunrise, the labyrinth canyons of Bryce paint their orange hues against the blue sky — almost as a plea for an artist with a canvas and a brush. As the seasons change, so does Bryce Canyon’s demeanor. In the heat of summer, its rocks absorb warmth that radiates a comforting heat. And in the winter, a blanket of snow adorns the hoodoos and transforms the landscape into a serene wonderland.