We drove to Bryce Canyon City on Monday. It took us most of the day to get there. Our views along the way were one spectacle after another.
Lots of hotels, gas stations, and eateries populate this town that borders on Bryce Canyon. We stayed at historic Ruby’s Inn and ate dinner our first night in the lodge restaurant. The gift shop at Ruby’s Inn has about every souvenir you could want plus a fully stocked food market for campers.
The next evening, we attended Ebenezer’s Barn & Grill for a country music dinner show. It was a fun evening with better food than the night before.
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I LOVED visiting Bryce Canyon. Took many photos. Such a beautiful, spiritual place. Then we went to Zion, which is beautiful in its own right. But Bryce is my favorite!
We really enjoyed Bryce Canyon when we were out there. We did not stay in Bryce Canyon City, but it sounds like a relaxing place to stay. Of all the parks we saw in that area, we liked Bryce Canyon the best.
Marilyn, I have not seen Zion yet, but Bryce was amazing. As you said, it was an almost spiritual experience.
Carla, Bryce Canyon City is nearly down the road from the park entrance. Ruby’s Inn where we stayed has a great gift shop. We enjoyed the dinner show across the street.