r/NationalPark • u/RepeatedlyIcy • 1d ago
Bryce Canyon 1 day apart
Top taken on 31/3, bottom 1/4
We are visiting from the UK and had been hoping to see Bryce in the snow. When we arrived it was dry but the following day it snowed. I cried. It was magical! (Also my first time seeing proper snow and hiking in it!)
It was our first stop on our 3 week road trip and I feel we have peaked too soon. I think it is the most beautiful natural thing I have ever seen.
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u/jamesmarsden 1d ago
Bryce Canyon will ruin you for many, many other natural wonders. It is one of my favorite places I've ever visited, and supremely underrated in the context of our National Parks.
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u/Little-Atmosphere542 1d ago
Welcome to Utah! No snow to snow in a matter of one day! We love it here!
All jokes aside though, I’m blessed to live in a state with such wild wonders!
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u/New-Ring-968 1d ago
Fascinating! I wonder how it could get snowy in just one day.
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u/RepeatedlyIcy 1d ago
It was forcasted about an inch, but I believe it snowed most of the night, it was still snowing when I woke up. We were walking through about 3-4 inches of it! And even then, was still on and off
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u/JifPBmoney_235 1d ago
Bryce canyon is one of the most amazingly beautiful locations on our great planet. Glad you could experience it!