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We then drove to the other end of Bryce Ampitheater to Sunrise Point, where we decided to hike down into the canyon along the Queens Garden Trail.

Queens Garden Trail
Here we are near the trail head looking down along the trail. So far not so bad.

When we began this hike, we thought we'd only hike down a little way along the trail and then go right back up. We were looking for a short, not too strenuous hike.

 
Queens Garden Trail
The photos to the left and below show some of the rock formation we saw as we hiked down the Queens Garden Trail.

Before we knew it we were near the bottom, so we decided to continue our hike and climb back up on the Navajo Loop Trail by Sunset Point. And then hike back to our car by the Rim Trail.

 
Queens Garden Trail
Queens Garden Trail
As we hiked along the trail, we passed under several arches through the rocks. The picture above is of one of these arches.
Queens Garden Trail
And this picture was taken looking back through the arch along the trail we had just hiked.
Wall Street
Here is a picture of a tree growing up out of the canyon floor. This part of the park is called Wall Street for the nearly vertical walls of rock on both sides of the trail.
 
Wall Street
Here is another view of Wall Street. The nearly vertical rock walls are clearly visible in this photograph.

Here is a last panoramic photograph taken after we had climbed to the top of the canyon at Sunset Point.

 

We spent the rest of the day, eating dinner at the Bryce Canyon Lodge, and after sunset we star gazed at Fairyland Point.

The next morning we visited Zion National Park.

 
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