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The entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. (This was the last park we visited.)
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Bryce Canyon is an "amphitheatre" of rock formations. The park roads run along the top of the canyon and have spectacular views.
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The canyon color differs depending on where you are, which direction you're facing, and whether the sun is out.
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Some unusual formations.
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An arch in the rocks.
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We hiked the Navajo Loop trail down into the canyon.
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The trail was steep with lots of switchbacks. It was really beautiful. (Crowded too, but Dale managed to snap a shot without a lot of people.)
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The trail ran through a finger canyon where the light came in as though from a skylight.
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Here's an arch in the trail.
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I think this was called the Queen's Garden. Some of the formations looked oddly like people.
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Some more strange formations.
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Near the bottom of the canyon, the scenery resembled a sort of strange Dr. Suess landscape.
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This photo was taken from Sunrise Point (but not at sunrise).
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