Overnight stays are limited to a maximum of 14 nights.MT the day of your trip or your reservation will be cancelled. Online permits must be picked up in person by 2:00 p.m.All site reservations are subject to availability. until one hour before the Visitor Center closes. Permit pick-up and walk-in permits are available at the Visitor Center from 8 a.m.Permits for winter trips occurring December through February will remain on a walk-in basis, issued up to 48 hours in advance.
BRYCE CANYON SHUTTLE FREE
Online permit holders will still be required to check in at the Visitor Center before departing on their overnight trip to review backcountry regulations, rent a free bear canister, or have theirs inspected. Permits for peak season trips occurring March through November will be available online up to three months in advance, as well as on a walk-in basis at the Visitor Center. While also beautiful, we suggest those looking to experience the park's most iconic scenery consider a combination of frontcountry camping and day hikes for their first visit.īeginning December 1st 2022, overnight visitors to Bryce Canyon’s backcountry areas will be able to reserve permits for peak season trips up to three months in advance using the website. By contrast, Bryce Canyon's backcountry areas are defined more by forest punctuated with views of distant cliffs and features. There are only day hikes located in this area, and no overnight camping below the rim. Please note that most first-time visitors are seeking the iconic scenery of the park's Bryce Amphitheater area. Both trails are strenuous, with multiple changes in elevation ranging from 6,800 feet (2,073 m) to 9,115 feet (2778 m).Hikers typically spend 1 night along this route. The Riggs Spring Loop Trail starts and ends at Yovimpa Point, at the southern end of the park. There are 3 campsites on the 8.8 mile (14.2 km) Riggs Spring Loop Trail.Hikers typically spend 1 to 2 nights along this route. The UTTR connects Rainbow Point in the south with Bryce Point in the north, following the forested base of the plateau's eastern edge. There are 7 campsites on the 22.9 mile (36.9 km) Under-the-Rim Trail (UTTR).Backcountry hikers descend the Under-the-Rim Trail from Rainbow PointĮxperience the solitude of Bryce's forested backcountry and wilderness areas! To preserve this experience, backcountry camping is permitted only in designated campsites and a backcountry permit must be obtained at the Visitor Center prior to any overnight trips.
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