The views at Bryce Canyon National Park are amazing. This is even more evident coming from the highest point of the park. There are multiple stops along the way where visitors can appreciate the view. I’m surprised they were even able to build the road all the way up to the highest point. Perhaps it was flat enough that it was easy to do that. I was making my way down the mountain and I already stopped a few times along the way. The views are really good, though they are all starting to look alike. I think this is the case for a lot of these types of places.

It seems like most of the stops would tend to have a good amount of parking space unless the land can’t support it. My next stop is another one further down the road and it also has a lot of parking space. With a name of Farview Point, I could already guess what I can see here. My previous two stops were canyons but this one doesn’t have canyon in the name. I can already see how this spot isn’t as nice as the previous stop, but this is all relative since the whole place has been very nice from the start. As the name implies, you can see very far here and it helps to know what is there to see here.

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