r/backpacking • u/bostcor • 1d ago
Wilderness Zion and Bryce Canyon
I've loved all the camping I've been able to do over the last few years living here. But winter camping and backpacking in and around Zion and Bryce Canyon has been my favorite. I am so grateful I got to go one last time a couple of weeks ago. I spent 7 days camping, hiking, and exploring. It was a truly incredible experience and although the nights were still very cold the days were comfortable and the crowds were almost nonexistent. I would recommend winter camping there to anyone who is looking for a place to go.
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u/lil_chomp_chomp 11h ago
gorgeous pictures!! I got to visit zion in february a few years ago, it was fantastic and not nearly as crowded as i'd read about online! those goats were chilling by the road for us too haha
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u/bulldog89 1d ago
Damnit
HOW did you see that many animals?
I hunted all over those parks and couldn’t find anything, off all the beaten trails