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Main Menu > Bryce Canyon National Park > Also Nearby Cedar Breaks National Monument Cedar City, Utah This Excursion Comes From ... National Geographic's Guide to the Lewis and Clark Trail For more National Geographic travel guides—from Europe to Antarctica and everywhere in between—visit National Geographic Books >> Erosion carved an immense amphitheater in a 10,000-foot [3,048-meter] southern Utah plateau; in it are extraordinary rock shapes colored red, purple, and yellow by iron and manganese. 6,155 acres [2,490.8 hectares]. Facilities include 30 campsites, hiking, picnic areas, scenic drives, winter sports, handicapped access. Services, roads, closed late fall and winter. Visitor center on Utah 148, about 60 miles [96.6 kilometers] from Bryce Canyon NP. +1 801 586 9451. More Recommendations for Bryce Canyon National Park