Sunrise Point is the northernmost of the four major viewpoints overlooking the iconic Bryce Amphitheater, sitting at an elevation of 8,100 feet.

Sunset Point is another major viewpoint along the rim of Bryce Amphitheater, connected to Sunrise Point by a paved, 0.5-mile section of the Rim Trail.

Inspiration Point offers a bird's-eye view of the world's largest collection of hoodoos in the Bryce Amphitheater, with three separate levels providing varied and spectacular perspectives in all directions.

Thor's Hammer is one of Bryce Canyon's most iconic hoodoos, shaped like a massive sandstone block teetering atop a narrow pedestal — its name drawn from its resemblance to the mythological weapon of the Norse god.

Rainbow Point, at 9,115 feet, is the highest viewpoint in Bryce Canyon and sits at the far southern end of the 19-mile scenic drive, looking north across the entire park where erosion has carved sheer cliffs along the edge of the Paunsaugunt Plateau.

Mossy Cave is a short, easy trail on the northern edge of Bryce Canyon that follows a stream past hoodoos and spires to a natural grotto — a sheltered overhang draped in moss and lichen in warmer months and dramatic icicles in winter.