Recommended: Purchase one tour per vehicle. Everyone can listen at the same time!

Our journey through Utah’s stunning Bryce Canyon begins at the park’s entrance and continues on into this epic landscape. Our first stop will be at Fairyland Point, a lovely overlook offering our first glimpse at the kind of beauty that’s in store at Bryce.

As we drive, we’ll hear how Bryce got its name, and learn all about the Paiute tribe who lived here long before anyone else ever laid eyes on the place. We’ll pause at Sunrise Point and get our first look at the hoodoos which make this park famous. The Paiute believed these stone monoliths were the remains of ancient giants--and I’m sure you’ll see why once you visit one in person!

Next, we’ll visit Sunset Point, the perfect sister to Sunrise Point, which also offers one-of-a-kind views. Come sunset, photographers from all around the world gather here to capture the breathtaking final rays of fiery sunlight.

As we continue on toward Inspiration Point, another phenomenal vista, we’ll start to uncover how this astonishing landscape actually formed in the first place. Then, it’s time to turn back the clock and recount the story of the first Mormon pioneers who arrived here and declared this place their new home.

After that, we’ll visit Swamp Canyon Overlook, which hides some seriously stunning views behind its modest name. But first, we’ll hear the Paiute tale of how people first came into the world, and get the facts about the connection Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid have with this park!

We’ll keep driving through the earth’s oldest trees and learn about the curse which supposedly befalls anyone who dares study these trees too closely. Next, we’ll visit a natural arch--one of Mother Nature’s most impressive creations.

Then it’s on to a couple of canyons guaranteed to take your breath away with their sweeping views and lush interiors, plus a mythical tale of malevolent water spirits which the Paiute once believed occupied these rivers.

On our way to Rainbow Point, we’ll fill you in on all the wildlife you can see here, and give you the details on what to do in Bryce after the sun goes down. Have you ever seen the sky without light pollution? So clear you can see the Milky Way galaxy stretching out across the heavens? If not, it’s something you absolutely cannot miss. This will bring us to the conclusion of our tour.

After booking, you can check your email before downloading the Action Tour Guide app, enter your unique password, and access your tour. The preceding steps require good internet/wifi access. Simply follow the audio instructions and the route from there.

Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

This is not an entrance ticket to attractions along the route. Check opening hours before your visit.

Points of Interest along the Bryce Canyon National Park:-

Bryce Canyon National Park Visitor Center
Fairyland Point
Visitor Center
Sunrise Point
Rim Trail’s Bryce Amphitheater Views & Hoodoos
Sunset Point
Inspiration Point
Bryce Point
Paria View
Swamp Canyon Overlook
Earth’s Oldest Trees
Farview Point
Natural Bridge
Views From Agua Canyon
Ponderosa Canyon
Black Birch Canyon
Rainbow Point and Yovimpa Point
Red Canyon Arch

Benefits Over Live Guides and Group Tours:

This is a flexible and self-led tour that uses location-sensing technology as you drive.
The tour features in-depth audio narration that plays as you drive.
You can purchase just one tour for the entire car and use it as many times as you wish.
The audio tour is valid for one year after download, and you can use it as often as you want within that time.
Once downloaded, the tour works completely offline, and you can tour your way by choosing when to start, stop, fast-forward, or rewind.
If you need any help, you can always reach out to a real person via call, chat, or email.

Bryce Canyon: Self-Guided Driving Tour with GPS Audio Guide

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