Moderate · 1.5–2.5 hours
Bryce Canyon — Queen's Garden / Navajo Loop
The single best loop in Bryce — through Wall Street's switchbacks, past Thor's Hammer, into the Silent City of hoodoos.
Guided Adventure
Descend into the hoodoos on horseback — the only motor-free way besides hiking.
The Bryce Peek-a-boo Loop on horseback is one of the most distinctive experiences in the National Park system. Two- and three-hour rides depart from the Bryce Canyon Lodge stables, descend into the amphitheater on the dedicated horse trail, and follow the Peek-a-boo Loop through forests of pink-and-cream hoodoos that rise above and below the trail.
The view from horseback is unique — you're at hoodoo eye-level for most of the ride, with the sound of horse footfalls on dirt as the only ambient noise. The horses are bred for the climbs and very experienced; even nervous first-time riders relax within ten minutes.
**Booking:** 1-2 weeks ahead in summer. Operates April through October. Same operator as Zion (Canyon Trail Rides) — high consistency between locations.
Moderate · 1.5–2.5 hours
The single best loop in Bryce — through Wall Street's switchbacks, past Thor's Hammer, into the Silent City of hoodoos.
Easy · 1 or 3 hours
NPS-authorized concessioner since 1959. 1-hr Virgin River ride or 3-hr Sandbench climb.
Hard · 4–5 hours
8 miles of hoodoos, 80% fewer people. The locals' choice.
Book your cabin and discover the area at your own pace. The trails start at the door.