Bryce Canyon Day Hike Adventure in Orderville, Utah
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with the ability to hike uphill and downhill over uneven ground.
Overview
Experience the breathtaking Hoodoos and scenic trails of Bryce Canyon on a private guided day hike. Discover stunning viewpoints and walk the iconic Navajo Loop trail with a knowledgeable local guide.
Bryce Canyon Day Hike
Ride to Bryce Canyon with a local guide
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Bryce Canyon, guided by a local expert. Experience the stunning Hoodoos and breathtaking views at Bryce Point, followed by a scenic 1.2-mile hike through the iconic Navajo Loop trail. Enjoy the beauty of Red Canyon along the way, making this adventure truly memorable.
About
Leave the traveling to us and experience the best that Bryce Canyon has to offer, while being led by a local expert! Bryce Canyon National Park has the largest collection of Hoodoos (Irregular Columns of Rock) just an hour away! Along the way, we will drive through Red Canyon, one of Utah's most photographed places! Before entering the park, we will make a brief stop at a small local convenience store where guests will have a chance to purchase snacks/lunch, if desired. Once we arrive at Bryce, we will begin the 1.2 mile hike, taking a break half way before returning to the shuttle and driving back to Orderville.
This tour includes:
- Trip to Bryce Canyon driven by local guide.
- Transportation from Orderville UT
- A stop at one of the best views in Bryce Canyon: Bryce Point. This is one of the best vantage points of Bryce's hoodoos and geographical phenomena.
- A hike through Bryce Canyon on the Navajo Loop trail. The trail is 1.2 miles down and up switchbacks of Wall Street Trail and Thor's Hammer Trail.
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water as Utah’s dry climate can cause dehydration quickly, especially while hiking.
Wear Good Hiking Shoes
Choose sturdy footwear with good traction to safely navigate rocky, uneven trails.
Start Early
Hike in the morning to avoid crowds and afternoon heat during summer months.
Watch for Weather Changes
Weather can shift rapidly; pack a lightweight rain jacket just in case.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- mule deer
- peregrine falcon
History
Bryce Canyon’s name honors Ebenezer Bryce, an early settler who homesteaded the area in the late 19th century.
Conservation
The park promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert ecosystems and unique geological formations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Provides ankle support and grip on rocky or uneven terrain.
Sunhat and sunglasses
Protects against strong sun exposure common in Utah’s desert climate.
summer specific
Layered clothing
Helps adjust for temperature changes throughout the day.
fall specific
Water bottle or hydration pack
Essential for staying hydrated in dry and warm conditions.