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Main Menu > Bryce Canyon National Park > Also Nearby Fishlake National Forest Richfield, 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 >> Fish Lake, hopping with splake and trout (including 35-pound [15.9-kilogram] Mackinaw), is only one attraction of this region of dense forests, mountains, and plateaus. The Skyline Trail winds through its 12,000-foot [3,658-meter] peaks and the largest known village of the prehistoric Fremont people lies within its boundaries. 1,433,693 acres [580,195 hectares]. Facilities include 300 campsites, food services, hiking, boating, boat ramp, bicycling, fishing, horseback riding, hunting, scenic drives, winter sports, handicapped access. Open year-round; most campsites open May-October. Information at Richfield, off US 89, about 80 miles [129 kilometers] from Bryce Canyon NP. +1 801 896 9233. More Recommendations for Bryce Canyon National Park