Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park is a large natural amphitheater containing tall thin spires of rock called 'hoodoos,' created by erosion from water, wind, and ice. The park attracts over a million tourists annually.
PHOTO: Newscom
Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park is a large natural amphitheater containing tall thin spires of rock called 'hoodoos,' created by erosion from water, wind, and ice. The park attracts over a million tourists annually.
PHOTO: Newscom
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