June 9-11, Hoodoo you love

Bryce Canyon was a totally different view than previous days. The colors were phenomenal. We hiked the rim trail from Sunrise Point to Bryce Point the first day.
Hoodoo formation; Hoodoos don't grow like trees but are eroded out of the cliffs where rows of narrow walls form. These thin walls of rock are called fins. Frost-wedging enlarges cracks in the fins, creating holes or windows. As windows grow, their tops eventually collapse,  leaving a column. Rain further dissolves and sculpts these limestone pillars into bulbous spires called hoodoos.Read more