The Bryce Canyon National Park is located in the south western part of Utah and built at the late part of the history of the area?s geology. The actual park lies right on the eastern edge of the Paunsaugunt Plateau which gained formation by various marine deposits about 60 million years ago. The erosions and its forces started to work on the rims of the tableland limestone which also led to the large amphitheaters that come in semicircular shape.

Its landscape would remind you of a fairytale due to its intricate and detailed rock formations in various shades of color. The Bryce Canyon is one of the most amazing scenic spots found in the North American western part of the country and it is best viewed during sunrise.