1. Bryce Canyon

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The park opened in September15, 1928
and was named after the Mormon Pioneer
Ebenezer Bryce.
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Bryce is famous for it’s worldly unique
geology.
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The erosional force of frost-wedging and
the dissolving power of rainwater have
shaped the colorful limestone rock of
Bryce Canyon.

3. Bryce Canyon during
sunset

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Bryce Canyon also boasts some of the
worlds best air quality.
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Also offering panoramic views of three
states and approaching 200 miles of
visibility.
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Bryce Canyon is exactaly 56.2 square
miles long.

5. 
Bryce Canyon is a small national park in
Southwestern Utah.

7. The Hoodoos are formed by water,
Snow, and wind. First its just a plateau then a
fin
Of sand finaly ice and snow forms holes in it

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Bryce Canyon is also full of life such as the
Utah Prairie Dog, Short-Horned Lizard, Great
Basin Rattlesnake, Mule Deer, and the
Mountain Lion.
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Also Bryce can offers a wide variety of birds
such as the White-Breasted Nuthatch, BlackChinned Hummingbird, and the Steller’s Jay