Reviewed on Mar 24, 2026
It’s hard to believe that it was nature, and not humans, that carved the arch in the orange-red rock, making a window to spot the pines below.
The Hunter and the Rabbit, stuck in an endless chase, welcome visitors to look out onto a coral-colored canyon lined by hoodoos on both sides.
Though the name could apply to any number of overlooks in the park, none quite compare to this one, which offers spectacular views as far as you can see.
Experience a range of Bryce Canyon’s plant and bird life on a trail lined with up to 1,800-year-old examples of its eponymous tree.
Stand atop the Pink Cliffs at the highest point of Bryce Canyon National Park and enjoy stunning north-facing views of the entire park.
Enjoy unique views stretching as far as Arizona from this favorite southern viewpoint in Utah’s beloved Bryce Canyon National Park.
