Bryce Canyon National Park
$25–$50Look out over thousands of red, orange and white hoodoos from rim overlooks, then hike down among them in Bryce Amphitheater.

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A Utah state park known for towering sandstone pipes and colorful layered rock.
Cannonville, UT
Kodachrome Basin State Park in southern Utah protects dozens of tall, standalone rock columns called sedimentary pipes, set among striped sandstone layers that record a long span of geologic history. A National Geographic Society expedition gave the area its name in 1948, after a popular brand of color film. Visitors can hike, bike, ride horses, camp, picnic, and visit the park's visitor center.
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Look out over thousands of red, orange and white hoodoos from rim overlooks, then hike down among them in Bryce Amphitheater.
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