Along the Scenic Southern Drive in Bryce Canyon National Park, there are nine stunning viewpoints.
Agua Canyon
We had already stopped at Rainbow Point, Black Birch Canyon and Ponderosa Point. Our next stop was Agua Canyon. This viewpoint is wheelchair accessible and is an 8,800 ft. elevation.
Agua Canyon
We drove to the end of Bryce Canyon Road and then worked our way back, stopping at each of the viewpoints. This ensures that you don’t have to cross traffic in either direction. Agua Canyon is located at mm 13.5.
Agua Canyon
I think this ‘little fella’ was hoping for a handout, as he followed my husband around the entire time we were at this lookout. We really wanted to oblige, but we know better, so we had to disappoint my husband’s new friend.
Natural Bridge
Next up, at mm 12.25, was Natural Bridge overlook. I loved this stop. Its elevation is 8,627 feet and it is wheelchair accessible.
Farview Point
Farview Point is located at mm 10.25 and is 8,819 ft. in elevation. This location is wheelchair accessible and also has restrooms, garbage and recycling.
Farview Point
This lookout has a short trail you can take to get to Piracy Point. It is .15 miles long and is flat but unpaved.
One tip I’d like to offer is, take pictures of each of the signs that tell you what lookout you are at before you start taking other pictures. It’s very helpful when you are looking back and trying to distinguish each of the viewpoints from one another. The time stamps on your photos will help as well, but it’s much quicker to simply take a picture of each sign.
Our next stops included Bryce Point, Inspiration Point (all three levels) and Fairyland Canyon. I will break those up into a couple of posts, as I have so many pretty pictures to share. As always, wishing you happy travels and fantastic adventures in this thing called life.
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Bryce Canyon National Park Adventures
Hiking the Queen’s Garden Trail
Rainbow Point in Bryce Canyon National Park
Black Birch Canyon and Ponderosa Point in Bryce Canyon National Park
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Bryce Canyon National Park
