- The list below includes 8 free or cheap things to do in or near Bryce, Utah, including 23 different types of inexpensive activities like Off Road & ATV, Natural Landmarks, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Monuments.
- From Natural Bridge to Bryce Canyon Wildlife Adventure, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Bryce and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Escalante and Panguitch.
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Covering an 112,500-acre area, the Paria Canyon Wilderness Area is a popular and scenic location among tourists and local residents alike. Visitors spend time hiking, backpacking, or camping on the picturesque scenery surrounded by red rock formations and natural beauty.
42.9 Miles
Visitors to the Anasazi Indian Village State Park can freely roam and explore an ancestral Puebloan village, which is one of the largest communities west of the Colorado River. There is a six-room replica which guests can view and a museum with an extensive collection of artifacts.
43.2 Miles
Boulder's Circle Cliffs are a stunning geologic formation that is part of the Grand Staircase National Monument. Hiking trails run throughout the area, and provide remarkable panoramic views of the surrounding area.
43.2 Miles
Located within the Arches National Park is the region known as Devils Garden. The designated area offers a unique 7.2 mile loop trail for hiking and taking in the scenery of the natural park as a whole.
43.2 Miles
Day trips to the remote and unspoiled Vermillion Cliffs themselves rather than the other areas in the park are free to guests without the need for a permit. Yet, it is advised that guests plan their trip before hand and become aware of potential hazards.
43.3 Miles
Boulder's Anasazi State Park Museum features films and collections devoted to the history of the various Native American tribes who settled in the surrounding area. The museum features knowledgeable staff and an array of Native American crafts and artifacts.
43.5 Miles
A remote hiking trail that takes a bit of work to reach, McGath's Lake Trail rewards intrepid visitors with scenic views of the lake and surrounding wilderness. A pristine spot, it allows for wildlife viewing and quiet picnicking.
44.0 Miles
The Parowan Gap Petroglyphs are listed on the National Register of Historic Places to indicate its cultural importance due to the carved drawings put into the stones centuries ago by Native Americans. It is important to be careful around the site.
45.8 Miles
South Coyote Buttes is a desert landscape rich in a variety of sandstone colouration as well as interesting rock formations such as the Wave and the Magic Crest.
47.2 Miles
Offering views of the surrounding desert canyons, Jacob Hamblin Park is a community park with baseball diamonds and tennis courts. The extensive playground has tandem slides, bridges, and fireman poles for kids to play on.