Visual Stimuli: Bryce Canyon

Bryce Canyon is in southwest Utah close to Zion National Park. It is a bowl shaped cliff with unusual features due to erosion. It freezes over two hundred nights a year, yet gets very little rainfall. The freezing and thawing cycles erode the soft dirt except where stones cap it. This gives deep fissures and rock formations known as Hoodoos.

View Medium or Large image.	Bryce Canyon from Inspiration Point A nice overview of the entire amphitheater, looking from east to west. Date: June 1997 Location: Bryce Canyon National Park, UT
View Medium or Large image.	Hoodoos at Sunrise Point Date: June 1997 Location: Bryce Canyon National Park, UT
View Medium or Large image.	Red gorge, Wall street A narrow canyon between two tall fins of rock Date: June 1997 Location: Bryce Canyon National Park, UT
View Medium or Large image.	Pine trees on Navajo Loop trail Date: June 1997 Location: Bryce Canyon National Park, UT
View Medium or Large image.	The Grottos, Bryce Point Date: June 1997 Location: Bryce Canyon National Park, UT