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When you visit Bryce Park, Utah, instead of reserving lodging next to the park, book a room at Slot Canyons Inn so you can visit both Bryce Park and Capitol Reef, which are both located approximately one hour away. We offer charming accommodations you will enjoy. All of our comfortable suites feature queen or king beds, TVs and DVD players. Some of our rooms include fireplaces, jetted tubs and patios with scenic views. One of the best amenities you will enjoy if you choose us as your Bryce Park headquarters is our 160-acre property, which features a private canyon, a waterfall, petroglyphs, Indian ruins and the confluence of two streams. Choosing us as your lodging base camp will make your Bryce Park vacation unique and memorable.
Named for an early settler who said the area was “a helluva place to lose a cow,” Bryce Park is a geological showcase of natural amphitheaters full of rock spires and pinnacles in every size and shape. When visitors approach the rim, stands of evergreens mask the view until it opens up to an amazing spectacle of brilliant colors radiating from “hoodoos,” the park’s distinct formations. In addition to walking along the rim to view Bryce Park’s amazing scenery, visitors also choose to see different sections of the park from viewpoints along its 18-mile (one-way) scenic drive.
Other visitors choose to descend below the rim for an up-close view of Bryce Park’s plethora of hoodoos. The park features eight hiking trails that take only a few hours, including the Navajo Trail, the Queen’s Garden Trail, the Peek-a-boo Loop Trail, the Fairyland Loop Trail and the Bristlecone Loop Trail. Some of the park’s trails, such as Queen’s Garden and Navajo, intersect, allowing hikers to combine routes. For different perspectives on the Bryce Park area’s scenery, visitors can enjoy tours provided by local outfitters, including ATV excursions, horseback rides, narrated bus tours, and scenic flights. No matter how you choose to view Bryce Park, you will enjoy returning to your accommodations at Slot Canyons Inn to unwind after a day of exploration.
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