Bryce Canyon

Things about Bryce Canyon and 3 Pictures

By Mark Ashmore

Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southern utah.
In 1874 settlement began.
Ebenezer Bryce moved from Pine Valley to the mouth of Bryce.
It was given the name Bryce Canyon in 1876.
Bryce Canyon is a series of Amphitheaters below which stands an array of white and orange limestone columns and walls sculptued by erosion.

The erosion has been mainly by rain, snow and frost coming off of the canyon.
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Some more information on bryce

For centuries bands of native americans used bryce for fishing and hunting.
In the early 1870's the Kanarra Cattle Company used bryce for grazing.
Today Bryce is easily accessible and can be enjoyed by everyone.

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