We migrated from Zion National Park up to Bryce Canyon National Park on Saturday, and enjoyed taking the National Park shuttle to the great viewpoints at Bryce. If Zion is a national park where you have to look up at huge cliffs, Bryce is a place where you stand on top and look down on water-and-wind-carved hoodoo amphitheaters.
We took the our sons to Bryce Canyon National Park twenty years ago, and Sue had some fun replicating our original picture in a park that has upgraded their railings, trails, and awesome bicycle paths.
It was awesome to see the sheer cliffs at Inspiration Point. Here’s a photo of Sue holding on tight to the sign only three feet from the drop-off.
We are staying at Ruby’s RV Park, right at the entrance to the national park. For the first time on our trip, we have great cable TV reception and have enjoyed watching a baseball playoff game – game 6 of the Cubs and Dodgers battle. Given the fact that Ted was born in Chicago, he certainly has a well-earned liking for Chicago. ; )
