Bryce Canyon National Park, Dixie National Forest Travel Guide

Getting There

• Car

  To reach Bryce Canyon National Park from Dixie National Forest, start by heading south from your current location. Depending on where you are in the forest, find the nearest road leading to Highway 89. Once you reach Highway 89, turn southbound. Continue on Highway 89 for approximately 30 miles until you reach the intersection with Highway 12. Turn left onto Highway 12 East. This scenic route will lead you towards Bryce Canyon. After about 15 miles, you will see signs for Bryce Canyon National Park. Follow these signs, and after a short drive, you will arrive at the park entrance. There is an entrance fee of $35 per vehicle, valid for seven days.

• Public Transportation

  If you are using public transportation, your best option is to take a shuttle service from nearby towns such as Panguitch or Kanab. Start by finding a bus service to Panguitch, which is about 28 miles from Bryce Canyon. Once in Panguitch, look for local shuttle services or tour operators that provide transportation to Bryce Canyon National Park. It is recommended to book these services in advance, as they can fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons.

• Bicycle

  For the adventurous, cycling to Bryce Canyon is a unique option. From Dixie National Forest, find a suitable bike path or road leading to Highway 89. Follow the same route as by car, heading south on Highway 89, then turning left onto Highway 12 East. The distance is approximately 45 miles and will take several hours, so plan for breaks and ensure you are equipped with water and supplies. Remember to wear a helmet and follow all traffic laws.