We visited Bryce Canyon National Park again around sunset, on two consecutive nights.

On the first night, we had a fancy dinner at Stone Hearth Grille in Tropic, Utah, in the “canyon” of Bryce (it’s not really a canyon):

Then into Bryce Canyon:

As you may have noticed, those pictures didn’t have much alpenglow, as the sun was already too low to reach the canyon. So we decided to go again the next night, a bit earlier.

This time, we had dinner at Bryce Canyon Pines, a more casual traditional American restaurant (with very tasty food):

And into Bryce Canyon once again:

Much better alpenglow this time:

We enjoyed having a viewpoint to ourselves:

A more popular viewpoint:

Another quiet viewpoint:

We visited Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah:

The entrance station:

Bryce Canyon visitor center:

A map and model:

An interesting idea: donation boxes by state and country:

We drove to the far end of the park, and used an audio tour feature in the NPS app (though it didn’t work reliably, so we missed some of the snippets):

A bunch of photos of Bryce Canyon from various viewpoints:

A long trail into the canyon (we didn’t partake of it):

A balcony at the end of the trail:

The other side of the balcony:

More National Park stickers on our coach: