Bryce Point
The highest point at the southern end of the amphitheater, where you can take in the whole of Bryce Amphitheater at a glance. It is photographers' top choice for sunrise
Bryce Point sits at about 2,530 meters. Its viewing platform extends out over the cliff edge and takes in the whole amphitheater. Morning light comes from the right, and orange-red hoodoos and the distant plateau unfold in layers. Many official promotional photos were taken here. The southern terminus of the rim trail and the start of the Peekaboo Loop are both nearby. The rim trail, about 8.8 km long, can be walked all the way from here to Fairyland Point. You need to turn off the main road onto a spur road to get here, and the summer shuttle bus also passes by. It is cold and windy at sunrise, so dress warmly.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Peekaboo Loop Trail
- Inspiration Point
- Sunset Point
- Navajo Loop & Queen's Garden Trail
- Rim Trail
- Sunrise Point
- The Lodge at Bryce Canyon
- Bryce Canyon Visitor Center