Pink cliffs, dramatic hoodoos and towering red and yellow spires make Bryce Canyon National Park a geological wonder. While its founder, Ebenezer Bryce, thought only that the canyon was "a helluva place to lose a cow", visitors today will appreciate the panoramas, the flora and fauna and the limestone formations. Hike on the mile-long Bristlecone Loop or on the 22-mile Under the Rim trail. With 50 miles of trails, mountain biking, horse-riding and star talks, Bryce is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.