Bryce Canyon is a great destination for wheelchair-users, as some of the most spectacular red rock formations can be seen right from the road.

Despite its apparent ruggedness, Bryce Canyon National Park is a great destination for wheelchair-users and slow walkers; as some of the most spectacular red rock formations can be seen right from the road, or from a number of roadside viewpoints. Add in a paved canyon-view trail and some top-drawer accessible in-park lodging, and you have all the makings of a very accessible Southern Utah getaway.

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