Fairyland Loop Bryce Canyon National Park

Day 4 began early as well. No one slept well at all. The temperature during the night dipped very low and everyone's feet were freezing. I never wore so many clothes to bed and was still cold!

Donna and Lindsay told me that the noise I heard during the night was a stampede of mule deer walking all around our camp site. They were both …

... with French toast (Oh no!) and a sprint up to Bryce to start our longest walk for a while. We'd decided to tackle the Fairyland Loop, supposedly 8+ miles in an intimate setting. We were on the trail by 8:30 in beautifully cool weather – so nice to ...

... ;;) We probably won't get to it on this trip, but while on our walk today some fellow hikers recommended the Fairyland Loop through the north end of the park for great scenery and a lack of crowds.   Those of you who remember our penchant for ...

... up late and bummed around until Pooh said she wanted to do a big hike. Well, I can't pass up a hike at a national park. So I choose the Fairyland Loop which is an 8 mile trail that goes into the canyon and back up – just like the Navajo Loop but ...

Na de fantastische tijd in Arches zijn we op zaterdag 8 oktober naar Bryce Canyon National Park gereden. We hadden al gehoord dat dit Nationaal Park echt de moeite waard was. Enig minpuntje, hoe dichter we bij het park kwamen, hoe kouder het werd. Toen ...

... a few miles at a time.     Day 69 - Thursday, August 28, 2008 - Bryce Canyon NP   Today was the long hike, Fairyland Loop, at 8+ miles.  Fairyland Loop was the best hike we did.  The scenery was great ...