November 19, 2012 - One Road at a Time

National & State Parks, Road Trips

Bryce Canyon National Park

November 19, 2012 by Patti 14 Comments

One of the things we noticed almost immediately at Bryce Canyon National Park was the small trees growing on top of some of the hoodoos and we were pretty amazed by that. How did the trees seemingly grow out of stone?

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