Winter Sports in Bryce Canyon National Park
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Winter Sports
Unlike Utah's other national parks, Bryce Canyon receives plenty of snow, making it a popular cross-country ski area. The park's 2½-mi Fairyland Ski Loop is marked but ungroomed, as is the 5-mi Paria Loop, which runs through ponderosa forests into long, open meadows.
The National Park Service lends out snowshoes free of charge at the visitor center; just leave your driver's license or a major credit card with a ranger. You can snowshoe on the rim trails, but the Park Service discourages their use below the rim.
Outfitters and Expeditions
Ruby's Inn Nordic Center. This facility grooms 20-mi of private trails that connect to the ungroomed trails inside the park. Rental snowshoes and cross-country ski equipment are available. Rte. 63, 1 mi north of park entrance, Bryce, UT, 84764. 435/834-5341.
Travel Deals in Bryce Canyon National Park
- $140 & up -- Flights to Salt Lake City on Sale (R/T w/Tax) Major Airlines on Fly.com
- $17.95 & up -- Wyoming: Summer Deals up to 30% Off Wyoming Office of Tourism