📰 News Release: Bryce Canyon full moon hikes moving to Recreation.gov

Beginning May 8, those planning to join a ranger-led full moon hike at Bryce Canyon National Park will be able to make reservations online via Recreation.gov.

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✅ The Rim Trail between Bryce Point and Inspiration Point has reopened, which means that the Rim Trail is now entirely open for the season!

🥾 Trail Conditions: All unpaved trails are currently very muddy, with patches of ice and snow in shaded areas.

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✅ The road to Paria View is now open to vehicles, which means all park roads are currently open for the season!

🚗 Roads are clear for all vehicles.

🥾 All unpaved trails are currently very muddy, with patches of ice and snow in shaded areas.

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✅ The Main Road is now fully open to Rainbow Point (Mile 18 of 18).

⚠️The main park road is closed beyond Mile 3 in preparation for an incoming storm. The Amphitheater area remains open. Please visit go.nps.gov/BryceConditions for more information.❄️

✅ The road to Fairyland Point is now open for the season.

Stay up to date with park alerts at go.NPS.gov/BryceConditions

The main park road is fully open to Rainbow Point (Mile 18 of 18). During snowstorms the road may temporarily close at Mile 3 for snowplow operations.

✅ The Main Road is open to Mile 3 of 18 in preparation for an incoming storm. Vehicles can still access viewpoints within the Bryce Amphitheater (pictured).

To keep up to date with current conditions, please visit go.nps.gov/BryceConditions

✅ Road Status: The Main Road is fully open to Rainbow Point (Mile 18 of 18).

Roads are mostly clear. Patches of ice and snow persist in shaded areas, walkways, and trails. Footwear traction devices remain recommended for hikers.

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✅ The Main Road is now open to Mile 10 of 18 (Fairview Point).

Roads remain partly clear with patches of ice and compacted snow.

✅ The Main Road is now open to Mile 3 of 18, allowing vehicle access to viewpoints within the Bryce Amphitheater (pictured).

Road conditions are partly clear with areas of compacted snow and ice. Trail surfaces are compacted snow and ice. Please travel cautiously.

⚠️ The Main Park Road is currently open to Sunset Point (Mile 2 of 18) due to heavy snowfall.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until Saturday at 6 p.m.

✅ Trails within the Bryce Amphitheater area remain accessible.

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⚠️ The Main Park Road is open to Mile 3 (of 18) due to a Winter Storm Warning in effect until Saturday at 6 p.m.

Forecasts predict heavy snow, with accumulation of 6 to 12 inches.

✅ Bryce Amphitheater viewpoints and trails remain accessible.

go.nps.gov/BryceConditions

✅ The main park road is fully open to Rainbow Point (Mile 18 of 18).

During snowstorms the road may temporarily close at Mile 3 for snowplow operations.

go.nps.gov/BryceConditions

⚠️Main Road Status: Due to approaching winter weather, the Main Road is open to Mile 3 of 18.

✅The Bryce Amphitheater area remains open to all vehicles. Trails are currently a mixture of mud, ice, and snow. Boots and traction devices recommended.

go.NPS.gov/BryceConditions

The colors and textures of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah are magical. Water and ice have sculpted the world’s largest concentration of distinctive and mysterious rock formations known as hoodoos.

Photo by Curtis DeVore

📷 The main road is currently open to Mile 3 (of 18) due to snowy conditions. The Bryce Amphitheater area remains open.
To stay up to date with current conditions and alerts please visit go.nps.gov/BryceConditions

The main park road is fully open to Rainbow Point (Mile 18 of 18). During snowstorms the road may temporarily close at Mile 3 for snowplow operations.
go.nps.gov/BryceConditions