Points de vue du parc national de Bryce Canyon
Bryce Canyon Viewpoints
Bryce Canyon National Park’s high-altitude rim offers a series of overlooks showcasing the world's largest concentration of hoodoos. These viewpoints range from the 9,115-foot elevation at Rainbow Point to the dense spire formations of the Bryce Amphitheater seen from Inspiration and Sunset Points. The overlooks reveal the distinct layers of the Grand Staircase, including the Pink Cliffs of the Claron Formation, and provide access to major trailheads like the Navajo Loop and Fairyland Loop.
Farview Point
Fairview Point is a point or headland on the west side of Kaien Island on the North Coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Rainbow Point
The highest elevation in the park at 9,115 feet, offering a northward view across the canyon rim and the colorful layers of the Grand Staircase.
Upper Inspiration Point
Provides the highest perspective of the Bryce Amphitheater’s dense hoodoo clusters. The site features three tiered viewing platforms accessible via a steep paved path.
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