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Bryce View Lodge Activities
Popular summer activities at the Bryce View Lodge include Red Canyon Horseback rides, Scenic Flights and tours, Utah Fishing, and Mountain Biking, Bryce Canyon Hiking, rodeos, ATV Riding, and old western towns. Winter Activities, include cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Red Canyon Horseback Rides
Outstanding riding trails exist in the areas surrounding Bryce View Lodge. We’re located in the forest on the rim above Bryce Canyon and many people enjoy exploring the area on horseback. See our Horseback Riding Packages
Guided and Un-Guided ATV recreation
Many trails near Bryce Canyon National Park are open for ATV riding, including trails in scenic areas like Red Canyon and Tropic Reservoir. ATV Packages and Trails
Bryce Canyon Country Rodeo
Join us in the fun and excitement at the Bryce Canyon Country Rodeo. Watch the bronco busters and cowboys display their skills in this western competition. The rodeo is held nightly, Wednesday through Saturday,at 7:00pm, Utah time (Memorial Day through Labor Day). This is one event you won't want to miss! Try your luck at riding in a real Western Rodeo. Bullriding for the adults. For the youngsters: Steer riding and Sheep riding. Call (866) 782-0002 and sign up to ride!
Rock Hound Trail at Old Bryce Town
Visit the Rock Hound Trail at Jur-Rock-Sic Park. Find and keep fossils, petrified wood, shark's teeth and more. It's educational and fun for all ages. Check at the Rock Shop at Old Bryce Town, located near the entrance to Bryce View Lodge.
Scenic Flights
See the canyons from the heavens!
Come and take a helicopter tour, an open cockpit bi-plane over Bryce Canyon, or fly from Bryce Canyon to the Grand Canyon.
Mountain Biking
You will be thrilled with the wide range of scenic mountain bike trails around Bryce View Lodge. Bikers of all ages and abilities will find just the right trails to explore. In fact, you can ride from your guest room to the Great Western Trail in the Dixie National Forest. Or explore Casto Canyon or other areas of Red Canyon. Experienced riders can climb the Escalante Mountain and take in the sweeping views from Powell Point. Ask for free trail information when you check in.
Mountain Bike Rentals:
Rent one or more mountain bike's and venture out on a vast number of great roads and single track trails in the Bryce Canyon area. Bike rental is based on first come first serve basis. With advance notice we will prepare a box lunch for you and your group.
Call for details! (435) 834-5180 or 1-888-279-2304 - Ask for the Bryce Canyon American Car Care Center.
Fishing
The Bryce Canyon Area is dotted with lakes and streams that are very popular with fishers. Tropic Reservoir and Pine Lake are about 20 minutes from Bryce View Lodge. Panguitch Lake, located on Hwy 143, is a large trout-stocked lake that is a popular year-round fishery including ice fishing in the winter.
Fishing licenses, equipment and information are available at Ruby's General Store, located across the street from Bryce View Lodge.
Hike Bryce Canyon National Park
Hike the many trails that descend from the rim into Bryce Canyon. The trails wind around the hoodoos or rock spires in a maze-like fashion, revealing new and unique visual experiences around every bend.
There are also paved walkways along the rim that join several viewpoints. These walks are handicapped accessible. Spectacular views of Bryce Canyon, and panorama vistas of the Colorado Plateau and the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument are beautiful especially at sunrise and sunset.
Winter Activities
Winter is one of the most colorful times of the year at Bryce Canyon. The air is crisp and pure and you can see a hundred miles. Bryce Canyon National Park is open all year. In the winter, you can drive into the park, or explore the park on snowshoes or cross country skis.
Cross country ski on 30 kilometers of groomed and set track at Ruby's Nordic Center. There is no track fee, so you can ski free!
The track is gently rolling and interconnects with ski-set trails in the national park. Cross country skiing is permitted inside the park and it's an exciting way to see Bryce Canyon.
Or you may want to try snowshoeing. It's easy, even for beginners.
Cross country ski equipment and snowshoe rentals are available at Ruby's Inn, located across the street from Bryce View Lodge.
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Bryce View Lodge, Next to Bryce Canyon National Park