September 9, 2015 / Bryce Canyon National Park

There is no camera and there are no words to truly share the stunning landscape that is Bryce Canyon.  We got a little bit of later start than we should have, but it all worked out in the end.  We didn't get back to MoHo until almost 6:30pm.  Weather was predicted to be 100 here in Hurricane where we are camped. It was gorgeous at Bryce because we were at a higher elevation, more than 9000' to be exact. I think it was maybe 76/78 tops.   Not too terribly crowded either but still a fair amount of people.   We choose to drive through Bryce, there is a shuttle system, but we drove up to the highest point and then on the return down made all the stops at the various scenic turnouts.   We took over 200 pictures so it was very hard to cull through and pick just a few for the blog.  I'm going to try to upload them to Shutterfly and then send you all an invite.     We Yelped a great little restaurant for a late lunch/early dinner at Bryce Canyon Pines.   Nothing fancy and we had the lunch menu so it was mostly sandwiches and burgers but food was very good.

The fire is growing at Dixie National Forest and the air smells of smoke but it is pretty far away from where we are camped.

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