- Riggs Spring Loop Trail: This little-used backcountry trail through a woodland provides an opportunity to see a variety of wildlife, possibly even one of the park's elusive mountain lions.
- Campgrounds: It couldn't be easier to see wildlife. Simply sit quietly at your campsite, preferably when few people are in the campground, and wait. You'll see Uinta chipmunks in both parks, white-tailed antelope squirrels at Zion, and golden-mantled ground squirrels at Bryce Canyon. There are almost always plenty of birds, and you're also apt to see mule deer, especially in Watchman Campground at Zion National Park.
Bryce Canyon National Park Travel Experiences
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Beautiful Bryce Canyon
We headed toward Bryce Canyon National Park today. The first part of the drive took us over Boulder Mountain a nice change from the... Continue reading »
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National Park Overload, Part III
As we left Zion, I had the feeling we were leaving too soon. Springdale was such a sweet village with an idyllic setting, Bryce couldn'... Continue reading »
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Bryce Canyon National Park
We arrived at Bryce Canyon in the late afternoon. I went straight to the laundry mat and spent about an hour getting caught up on laundry... Continue reading »
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Bryce
The drive from Zion to Bryce was short, but we gained a lot of elevation, and so when we rolled into the park it was a balmy 80 degrees.... Continue reading »
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Bryce Canyon - Best hike ever
Today we drove from Arches to Bryce National Park. We followed the GPS directions which had us taking the road less traveled. The drive h... Continue reading »
