Bryce Canyon is one of those magical places that you have to visit if you have the chance.  When you drive to the rim for the first time, it's like looking into the biggest kalidascope ever.  There is so much to look at and so many shapes, forms, and shades of red and orange.  Truly amazing.  Most people stay on the rim, and that's just fine if you only have a short time to stay.  But if you can, hike down in!  There are some perfect short trails that take you through the hoodoos.  Get up before the sun rises and walk down the Queen's Garden trail by headlamp.  It's an easy trail and there will be no one there while the sun rises filling the valley with orange light.  Check below for information about where to stay, where to eat, and some great trails.  And the podcasts are at the bottom.  I'm working on them right now.

Maps and Directions			Lodging Information
	NPS Bryce Website	I stayed a couple nights in the North Campground and froze!  My friends and I then went to Ruby's to thaw out and eat a good meal. North Campground Ruby's Inn
Bryce Maps from NPS	Park Maps for iPhone
Google Map
USGS 3D Maps
Google Earth Bryce Map
Needed Equipment			Places To Eat
Sunscreen! Purchase Below:			I ate at the campsite and at Ruby's.  The line was really long at Ruby's but it went quickly and I was eating soon.  The food was good.
Expedia			Trail Sites
			Bryce HIking by Tony Farley NPS Bryce Hiking page Utah.com Bryce Hiking page Here is my EveryTrail Guide to The Queen's Garden Trail with video clips along the way!
Additional Bryce Sites			More Links
Photography Spots Bryce Canyon on Flickr
Beautiful Places Bryce Canyon: From the Rim