Ard Neakie Lime Kilns

The majestic Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, USA, is renowned for its unique landform known as the hoodoo, a collection of spectacularly eroded pinnacles and spires, often compared to cathedrals and monuments. The canyon and its many overlooks offer breathtaking views of the twisted limestone and hoodoos spread across the limestone amphitheater, which is approximately 150 meters deep. Hiking trails ranging from easy to strenuous traverse through the hoodoos and along the Rim Trail, offering plenty of opportunities to explore and discover hidden surprises. The night sky in Bryce Canyon is also spectacular and the park boasts one of the largest concentrations of night sky campsites in the US.