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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.

Come join a Park Ranger for an evening program on various topics relating to Bryce Canyon National Park or the outdoors. Program starts at 7:00 pm and is about 45 minutes long. Wheelchair accessible. Suitable for all ages. Located in the Bryce Canyon Lodge unless otherwise noted. For specific topics, ask a ranger at the visitor center the day of the program.

Typically offered year-round at sunset as weather permits. Those planning to join a ranger-led full moon hike at Bryce Canyon National Park can make reservations online via Recreation.gov . Tickets for each month’s hike are released in two phases, 14 and 5 days in advance. This is a "ranger's choice" hike and can range from an easy hike along the rim of the plateau to a more strenuous hike that descends down into the canyon along steep and rocky trails. More information will be given on the day of the event. Hikes are typically 1 to 2 miles. For more information on full moon hikes, including schedules and how to participate, please visit our Full Moon Hikes page. Due to the nature of this special activity all participants must agree to the following rules: Children 7 and younger are not permitted. Hiking boots or hiking shoes (lug soles) in good condition are required for your safety and the safety of Park Staff and other Participant(s). White light flashlights, headlamps are not allowed to be used during the hike (you may bring them for later use). Red light flashlights and headlamps are permitted as necessary. Flash photography may be permitted under key restrictions. Bring drinking water and a jacket - night time temperatures can be cold. Due to steep and rocky trails this activity is not wheelchair accessible. Pets are not allowed. Windchill will cancel this event.

Join a ranger to view the 2026 lunar eclipse at the Saddlehorn Picnic Area parking lot. Eclipse coverage will be 96% and we'll have telescopes set up for you to get a closer look! Partial eclipse begins at 8:33 and full eclipse is at 10:13. Please arrive 15 minutes early if you're driving, so that headlights don't affect everyone's night vision. Bringing pets is not recommended for safety concerns. Please bring a chair, water, and insect repellent. The monument is open 24 hours a day, and the eclipse can be viewed from multiple locations. Independence Monument View and Grand View are great options. Please be careful while driving, as wildlife could be in the roadway. This is a weather permitting event and may be cancelled in the event of thunderstorms.

What are you thankful for? Come write it down on our community Thankful Board about what you are grateful for when it comes to YOUR National Parks! A board will be located at both the Birthplace and the Boyhood Home at Knob Creek Visitor Centers. Free event and no registration is required

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 by and make a Freedom Star and then stick around to build your own Memorial out of LEGOs as we ramp up for our big Build Challenge on August 29th! This activity will only be available at the Birthplace Visitors Center. Free event and no registration is required.

Join a park ranger at the Visitor Center's back porch for a talk on the geology of the monument. You'll learn about how the canyons formed, the different rock layers, and how Independence Monument came to be. Bring your questions! In the event of inclement weather/insects, the program will be held in the exhibit hall of the Visitor Center. Español: Únase a un guardaparque en “Saddlehorn Visitor Center” para una charla sobra la geología del monumento. Aprenderás sobre cómo formaron los cañones, las capas de roca, y cómo llegó a ser el Monumento a la Independencia. ¡ Trae tus preguntas! En caso de inclemencias del tiempo, este programa se mueve al Centro de Visitantes.

Join us for an evening program that's a 'howl' of a good time as we explore the wide world of the North American coyote and the many roles this unassuming little dog plays in biology, culture, and myth. Warning: some yapping, barking, and yipping may occur. This event may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Please be aware that the monument is now in Stage II fire restrictions. No fires and no smoking outside of your vehicle.

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