Walking Into the Queen's Garden
With snowy weather coming, the landscape of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah really stands out.
Kurt Repanshek
- By Kurt Repanshek - November 22nd, 2015 2:22pm
Bryce Canyon National Park
Allies Of The Earth - Railroads And The Soul Of Preservation
When I mentioned in a Traveler comment a few weeks ago that I was reading Dr. Runte’s book, Kurt asked if I would write a review. Since then, there have been a couple of articles batting some of Alfred’s ideas back and forth. When I took a look at Traveler the other morning, I found a rebuttal by Dr. Runte regarding one of those articles. Now I sit at my keyboard wondering if I am qualified – or even want to – wade into the middle of all this.
- By Lee Dalton - May 19th, 2017 12:46am
How Can You Enjoy A Winter National Park Visit? Let Us Count The Ways
How can you enjoy a winter national park visit? Let us count the ways.
- By Kurt Repanshek - November 5th, 2015 1:09pm
Lodge At Bryce Canyon National Park To Stay Open Through Winter
Enjoying the snow, red-rock, and starry skies over Bryce Canyon National Park will be a bit easier this winter, as part of the Bryce Canyon Lodge will for the first time in its history remain open for guests.
- By NPT Staff - October 15th, 2015 2:00am
Is There A National Park Shutdown In Your Future?
With a week left in the current fiscal year, and Congress seemingly unable to come to terms on how to fund the federal government, efforts are under way within the Interior Department, and National Park Service, to prepare for a government shutdown next week.
npca-pres-pre-shutdown-house-senate-letter-9-23-15.pdf
- By NPT Staff - September 24th, 2015 3:00am
Around The National Park System: Vandalism, Record Visitation, Possible New "Parks"
Ongoing vandalism investigations, possible new "national parks," and 3 million visitors to Yellowstone National Park are among the stories floating about the National Park System.
- By NPT Staff - September 14th, 2015 2:30am
Exploring The Parks: Cedar Breaks National Monument In Summer
At Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah you can stand at 10,000 feet elevation on the rim of a spectacular 2,000-foot deep amphitheater of eroded rock stretching a width of about three miles. You will marvel at the dramatic shapes of the columns and spires, and at the reds, yellows and oranges of the stone formations.
- By Jean Bjerke - August 1st, 2024 1:24am
Vapur In Partnership To Slake Thirst Of Bryce Canyon National Park Visitors
Five years after the National Park Service found itself mired in corporate politics over a proposed ban on water sold in disposable bottles, free water dispensers are becoming more and more visible in the parks. At Bryce Canyon National Park, the recent installation of six water-filling stations was driven by Vapur, Inc., a California-based company that sells flexible, refillable "Anti-Bottles."
- By Kurt Repanshek - February 7th, 2016 3:37pm
15th Annual Bryce Canyon Astronomy Festival Coming Up June 17-20
For the 15th year, star gazers will be gathering at Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah this coming June 17-20 to enjoy the park's astronomy festival.
- By NPT Staff - June 14th, 2015 12:53pm
Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks, Zion All Raising Fees
By the time you read this, it alreayd will be more expensive to visit Cedar Breaks National Monument this year than it was a year ago, and higher fees are coming to nearby Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks, too.
- By NPT Staff - May 29th, 2015 12:40am
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