Bryce Canyon City

Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is not actually a canyon but an amphitheater of thousands of orange, red, and white hoodoos (eroded limestone spires) created by a remarkable combination of geology and freezing cycles. The Bryce Amphitheater's main viewpoints — Inspiration Point, Bryce Point, and Sunset Point — overlook a labyrinth of hoodoos that seems to extend to the horizon. The park is also one of the best places in the American West to view dark skies, with minimal light pollution across its high plateau.