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Come join a Ranger near Sunset Point and learn about the geology of Bryce Canyon. Program typically lasts 20-30 minutes. Wheelchair accessible. This event will be cancelled in the event of thunderstorms, low wind chill, or staffing shortages.

Come join a Ranger at Sunset Point for a rim walk toward Sunrise Point. The talk will be on a random topic of the ranger's choosing, covering natural, cultural, or historical resources. Visitors meet Ranger at alcove to the right of Sunset Point overlook. This program will be cancelled by thunderstorms, extreme cold weather, or staffing shortages. Wheelchair Accessible.

Join NPS staff for a guided tour of the museum exhibits. Learn about the National Woman's Party and their confrontational tactics in the fight for the 19th amendment ensuring women's right to vote. The work continued in this headquarters as the NWP continued the campaign for women's social, political, and economic equality.

Join NPS staff for a guided tour of the museum exhibits. Learn about the National Woman's Party and their confrontational tactics in the fight for the 19th amendment ensuring women's right to vote. The work continued in this headquarters as the NWP continued the campaign for women's social, political, and economic equality.

Come join the Telescope Tours! Meet with Astronomy interns and rangers to gaze through varying telescopes upon planets, galaxies, and the stars under the night sky of Bryce Canyon National Park. Ask the rangers at the visitor center for location. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own red lights for visibility, but they can be provided a red-light filter (red cellophane) by the AstroStaff upon arrival. Visitors will be greeted by a member of the AstroStaff, who will inform them of program safety and what they will be experiencing that night. Wheelchair accessible. All ages welcome. No pets.

See our Astronomy Festival page for details.

Meet at Saddlehorn Picnic Area to begin your journey of exploring and learning about our night skies through telescopes and a ranger program. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start of the program to minimize headlight and flashlight lights. If you have one, use a red flashlight. This will help preserve everyone's night vision. Bring a chair and insect repellant for your comfort. Bringing pets is not recommended due to safety concerns. Service dogs are welcome. This is a weather permitting event and is subject to be cancelled. If the weather is too cloudy for astronomy viewing, the program might be moved to the Saddlehorn Ampitheatre. Español: Reúnase en el área de pícnic de Saddlehorn para comenzar su viaje de exploración y aprendizaje sobre nuestros cielos nocturnes a través de telescopios y un programa de guardaparques. Por favor, llegue al menos 10 minutes antes del inicio del programa para minimizar las luces de los faros y linternas. Si tienes una, usa una linterna roja. Esto ayudará a preservar la visión nocturna de todos. Trae una silla y repelente de insectos para su comodidad. No se recomienda llevar mascotas debido a preocupaciones de seguridad. Los perros de servicio son bienvenidos. En caso de inclemencias del tiempo, este programa puede ser cancelado.

Just like human minds, the natural world displays a beautiful amount of diversity that makes for interesting discussion and meaningful engagement with the harmonious life around us. This hike invites community members to learn about the biodiversity of the monument and contribute their own knowledge to a judgement-free discussion group. This event aims to be sensory-friendly for neurodivergent individuals. All topics pertaining to the monument are welcome for discussion, including zoology, geology, paleontology, botany, and history. Participants are encouraged to take their time identifying and appreciating natural elements. Participants should bring plenty of water, sun protection, comfortable hiking shoes, snacks, weather-appropriate clothing, and binoculars. There will be a limited number of binoculars to borrow for participants without a personal pair. Bring your mind, maybe a buddy, and enjoy the biodiversity of our beautiful desert biome.

Explore the wonders of the sky - even during the day! Join us for a FREE hands-on activity that reveals the science, stories, and sights above us. A fun, engaging, and educational activity for all ages will be included. Program will be held at the Birthplace Unit of the park.

Meet a ranger on the back porch of the visitor center to discover more about the monument! Stop by anytime from 1:30pm to 2:30pm to learn more about the animals, history, and geology of Colorado National Monument with this hands on program. This program is great for all ages. It will be held rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather, this program moves inside to the exhibit hall. Español: ¡Conoce a un guardaparque en el porche trasero del Centro de Visitantes para descubrir más sobre el monumento! Pase en cualquier momento de las 2 hasta las 3 de la tarde para aprender más sobre los animales, la historia, la geología, o los insectos del Monumento Nacional de Colorado. Este programa es ideal para todas las edades. Se mantendrá lluvia o brillo. En caso de inclemencias del tiempo, este programa se mueve dentro de la sala de exposiciones.

Come join astronomy interns and a ranger as they take you on a tour of constellations, galaxies, and planets as seen under the night sky of Bryce Canyon National Park. 9:45 PM to 11:30 PM. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own red lights for visibility, but they can be provided a red-light filter (red cellophane) by the AstroStaff upon arrival. Visitors will be greeted by a member of the AstroStaff, who will inform them of program safety and what they will be experiencing that night. Open to all ages. Wheelchair accessible. No pets. Ask rangers at the visitor center for location .

Entrance Fee free Day at Bryce Canyon National Park for Veterans Day. A solid Salute to our Warriors serving and protecting this land.