Campsite
We stayed at the Bryce Canyon Pines Campground, about 12 minutes from the park entrance. My little brother joined us on this adventure and we ended up doing some star gazing just out of the campground as well.
Sunset & Sunrise Points
Our first hike of the trip was more of some lookout points that were close together, but the pups got to go! We walked from Sunset Point to Sunrise Point and enjoyed some very pretty views.
Birdseye, Pink Ledges, and Golden Wall Trails
This was another pup friendly hike. Birdseye, Pink Ledges, and Golden Wall Trails were a set of intertwining trails that exist outside of the official National Park. Technically in Red Canyon the views here were nothing short of spectacular. We only got to do part of this trail because it started to rain about 1/3 of the way through.
Navajo Loop and Queen’s Garden Trail
We decided to do this trail because we wanted to get up close and personal with the hoodoos of the park. Navajo Loop and Queen’s Garden Trail did just that. We also added in an offshoot hike to see the Wall Street area of the park (totally worth the extra miles.) It was hot and this was not a pup friendly hike as it was in the park. I was still trying to recover from a cold I had a week or two back so this trail winded me pretty good coming back up.
Portable Piersons 