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National Park Finder - Free iPhone App

By Lisa from AllTrips.com

The American Park Network has just released a new and super useful tool called the Oh, Ranger! Park Finder. This iPhone app is available for…
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FREE Days in Bryce

By Lisa from AllTrips.com

To promote tourism in National Parks throughout the United States, the National Park Service is offering a handful of free entrance fee dates to all…
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Visiting Bryce

By Jean from AllTrips.com

Some may argue that you can “do” Bryce Canyon National Park in only one day, but it really is better to plan on at least…
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What the heck is a Hoodoo?

By Jean from AllTrips.com

According to Paiute Legend, Coyote created the red rock pillars of Bryce Canyon when he turned the "Legend People" to stone for their misbehavior. And…
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Best Day Hikes in Bryce

By Aaron from AllTrips.com

A relatively small national park, southwestern Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park attracts visitors who want to experience a truly unique desert environment. Here, nature has…
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Top Campsites in Bryce Canyon

By Aaron from AllTrips.com

There's no reason to rush your visit to Bryce Canyon National Park – why not stay a few days, relax and take the time to…
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The Seasons of Bryce

By Aaron from AllTrips.com

Located high atop the Paunsagunt Plateau, Bryce Canyon National Park has a classic high-altitude desert climate, with warm days and clear, cool nights. Whether you…
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Bryce Canyon with the Family

By Aaron from AllTrips.com

The spectacular hoodoos, arches, windows and landscape of Bryce Canyon National Park are sure to enthrall kids and adults of all ages, making it an…
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Upcoming TV Series on America's National Parks

By Lisa from AllTrips.com

Starting September 27th, 2009, PBS will be hosting a six series show titled “The National Parks: America's Best Idea” by Ken Burns. The film visits…
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Top National Parks for Canyons

By Lisa from AllTrips.com

The National Parks of the southwest are known for their red rock walls, fragile ecosystems, and endless opportunities for exploring canyons, trails and rivers. Whether…
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