With a foot or two of fresh snow, Bryce Canyon National Park was a required venture. The hoodoos never looked better. The weather forecast called for a high of 20 degrees(F) with a windchill of minus 22, so I quickly took care of business.
Someone wrote in the snow, a love note that I believe is in Japanese. There were a lot of Japanese tourists around.
These are so beautiful, Mike. They look like confections!
Stunning indeed. We’re the roads icy?
The roads were icy and full of snow in patches
Glad you were safe.
magic!
Beautiful but I’m still looking at visiting when it’s warmer 🙂
How nice to see this scene in winter. It looks like a giant cake covered with frosting – so beautiful.
It looks even more spectacular with snow, if that’s possible 🙂
You are an intrepid traveler, visiting these vistas in such extreme weather. Or is the weather there always extreme?
Bryce gets really cold because of its elevation of 8,000 feet. Where I live, just a few hours away, it’s 4,000 feet and more mild