Sunset Point, Bryce Canyon National Park

Gorgeous must visit national park. Visiting in the summer? It’s very hot. But, don’t let it fool you. It can get cold at the snap of a finger. Started the day at 99-100 degrees Fahrenheit and left around 4-5pm local time at 60 degrees Fahrenheit. We were lucky to have our jackets with us. Take lots of water and be patient with fellow visitors as there are many great areas to snap great pictures but some may be in very specific spots (like on trails). Some go just for the hikes, others want to capture them. Whichever you’re going for try to respect each other and don’t be rude to those trying to capture the moments, even if you may feel it’s excessive.

This is an amazing place with so much to look at you will want to stop every 100 ft and take a picture. The Queens garden and Navajo trail hike is excellent with use of the twin Bridges and Thor's hammer. I suggest getting on the trail early to beat the crowds plus starting at sunrise or sunset point before sunrise gives you an amazing view of the sun coming up over the canyon. The campsites are first come first serve and have very nice facilities.