Who We Are
Bryce Canyon Association
Since 1961, the Bryce Canyon Association has been assisting and promoting the education, research and interpretive programs of Bryce Canyon National Park. As the official nonprofit partner of Bryce Canyon National Park and Dixie National Forest, we are helping to ensure that these national treasures will be enjoyed now and by future generations.


Welcome To Bryce Canyon
Explore The Canyon
Hiking in Bryce Canyon is one of the best ways to experience this unique national treasure!
Bryce Canyon offers several day-hiking trails. Because many of these are interconnected, our most popular hikes are combinations of two or more of these basic trails.
Bryce Canyon Weather
Adopt-a-Prairie Dog
Help preserve and protect Bryce Canyon National Park’s Utah Prairie Dog.
found within several meadow complexes within the Park.
2023 Events

Utah Prairie Dog Day
Date: May 11, 2023

Piano Guys in Bryce Canyon
Tickets are available now!
An outdoor ceremony commemorating the exact day in 1923 when Bryce Canyon became a National Monument (later named a National Park), followed by an evening concert by The Piano Guys on the canyon rim. Free and open to the public. Tickets required.

A festival that celebrates Bryce Canyon’s world famous night sky (designated as an International Dark Sky Park in 2019), this 4-day event draws thousands of visitors for astronomy-associated clinics and tours – and of course, stargazing.

Bryce Canyon Geology Festival
This very popular festival draws thousands of visitors for 3 days of park ranger-guided hiking tours, and geology-oriented talks, programs, and exhibits. Guided hikes require free tickets and are available same-day at the Visitor Center.

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