1.The Hoodoos Bryce Canyon is infamous for their stone hoodoos. In various colors of red, orange, and white, the hoodoos remain as the result of years of erosion. Surprisingly, the erosion is not the result of wind – but of water, ice, and gravity. The rocks in Bryce Canyon consist of limestone, siltstone, dolomite and mudstone. Each of these rock types will erode at varying rates. That is how the strange hoodoo form takes shape. Click here for more information on how hoodoos form. 2. Clear and Wide Open Skies Bryce National Park has some of the clearest skies…
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