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The Bullberry Inn is a unique and charming bed and breakfast located just a short drive from Bryce Canyon National Park. The inn features a variety of spacious and comfortable guest rooms, all individually decorated with handcrafted furnishings and original artwork. You can choose from rooms with private balconies, fireplaces, and jacuzzi tubs, all designed to provide a luxurious and relaxing stay.
The Bullberry Inn prides itself on providing guests with a truly unforgettable experience, with amenities such as a gourmet breakfast made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, as well as access to a shared outdoor hot tub and fire pit. The inn also offers a variety of personalized services, including guided tours and hikes in the nearby national parks and monuments.
With its unique decor, personalized service, and convenient location, The Bullberry Inn is perfect for anyone looking for a luxurious and authentic stay near Bryce Canyon National Park.
Nearby things to do

1-2h
Bryce Scenic Drive
Stunning 18-mile scenic route that winds through the park. The drive starts at the park's entrance station and ends at Rainbow Point, which is the highest point in the park at an elevation of over 9,000 feet. The drive takes you through the park's most breathtaking landscapes, including canyons, hoodoos (rock spires), and natural amphitheaters. The drive is particularly impressive during sunrise and sunset, when the vibrant colors of the canyon are amplified by the changing light.

3h
Figure Eight Trail
Combination of the Wall Street and Queens Garden Loop, followed by the Peekaboo Loop trail. The hike gets its name from the shape of the two loops when combined, which resembles the number eight.

20m
Bryce Point
Popular lookout that provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the Bryce Amphitheater, which is a vast natural amphitheater of hoodoos (tall, thin spires of rock) created by erosion over millions of years.

4h
Fairyland Trail
Beautiful and strenuous hiking trail that offers stunning views of the park's unique hoodoo rock formations. The trail is a 7.4-mile round-trip hike that begins and ends at Fairyland Point, and features a 1,580-foot (480 m) descent and ascent. Along the way, you will pass through an enchanting landscape of towering hoodoos, natural arches, and hidden canyons.

20m
Inspiration Point
Popular viewpoint in Bryce Canyon, offering panoramic views of Bryce Amphitheater, a natural amphitheater that is filled with thousands of hoodoos, spires, and other rock formations. The viewpoint is located at an elevation of 8,100 feet (2,470 m) and offers stunning vistas of the park's colorful rock formations.

2-3h
Full Moon Hike
Unique experience that allows to explore the park at night under the light of a full moon. During this guided hike, you will have the opportunity to see the park's natural beauty in a new light, with the red rock formations and hoodoos illuminated by the moon.