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Bryce to Zion

Bryce National Park to Zion National Park, Utah

Ended day at Zion and the view from our front porch – looking at “The Watchman” – it watches over the southern entrance into Zion
We started the day early with sunrise at Bryce Canyon National Park
We embark on the first long hike of our trip down into the hoodoos – and we know have to make it back up too
The view of the amphitheater – largest number of hoodoos in the world
The morning colors illuminate the area
A few small tunnels help us through the rocks
A beautiful morning
The hike back up had quite the switchbacks – I’m sure Siri’s Dad would have enjoyed the trail work and especially that we met up with a Road Scholar group, the travel group he has done more than 30 trips
The sun finally makes it to the bottom and top of the canyon
And so do we – we make it out of the canyon! Woohoo! At 8,000 feet you can feel each step
We continue to check out the rest of Bryce – here we are at the Highest view of the Amphitheater from Bryce Point
We go to the furthest southern part of Bryce to take in the whole park
And the final view South, where we can just see where Zion and the Grand canyon are in the far distance.
We stop to support the local economy on our way to Zion – some yummy brownies too!
The sun is just starting to set on our cute little village
And then the final last outburst of light before we call it a night ourselves

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Siri and David live in Redmond, Washington, and enjoy living, traveling, and learning about different cultures.

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