Bryce Canyon National Park is home to the world's largest concentration  of hoodoos. Hoodoos are rock spires that are unique and unlike anything  else in the natural world. 

Visitors can enjoy a range of programs that cover everything from stargazing to constellations and light pollution. 

If you want to travel to Bryce Canyon National Park, but don't have a  car, you might want to take advantage of the public transit system in  the park.  

If you want to experience the natural wonders of Bryce Canyon National Park, you can take a walk on one of the many trails.  

The trail that is most commonly visited in Bryce Canyon is the Wall  Street trail. This moderate hike takes hikers through the canyon rim and  passes stone bridges and fairy-like arches. 

If you like to hike, you can also explore the Bristlecone Pine Loop  Trail. This hike takes you past Bristlecone Pines, which are the oldest  living organisms on the planet.