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Bryce Canyon National Park protects the largest collection of hoodoos in the world.
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Happy Birthday to Bryce Canyon National Park, designated on this day in 1928. A whimsical journey of hoodos, red-rock pillars, and geological formations. What's been your favorite adventure at the park? #VisitUtah pic.twitter.com/VVzQLCP3uX
— Visit Utah (@VisitUtah) February 25, 2018
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2006 Trip – Ron Mader
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Bryce Canyon National Park Certified as an International Dark Sky Park
Exciting news! @BryceCanyonNPS has been designated as an International Dark Sky Park. As one of the first national parks to offer night sky programs, this achievement continues a long tradition of dark sky conservation, advocacy, & education. Congrats!https://t.co/qGq9JXQfYW
— IDA Dark-Sky (@IDADarkSky) August 14, 2019
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