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Dedicated in 2016, the trail offers cyclists, walkers and wheelchair users an easy way to explore what Bryce Canyon National Park has to offer. It picks up where Red Canyon Bicycle Trail along Utah State Route 63. The best place to start your journey is just outside of the park entrance at the Shuttle parking area. The trail entrance is directly south of the shuttle stop, and is marked by a large kiosk.
The trail heads south from there, and features some road crossings so always exercise caution. About halfway through your trip, you will arrive at the Visitor Center. The trail continues across SR 63 from there.
The payoff for this trail comes five miles in, at a place aptly named Inspiration Point, where one can stand overlooking a panorama of the bluest skies and an army of flame-colored hoodoos, spires and pinnacles stretching as far as the eye will go.
Once you pull yourself away, you can go back to the starting point either by your own means or using the park-provided shuttle buses.
Beginning on US 89, turn right onto SR 12 and keep on it for 13.6 miles. Follow up with a right turn onto SR 63 for 1.5 miles. The Bryce Canyon Shuttle parking area will be on your left.
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