Under-the-Rim trailhead at Bryce Point - Bryce Canyon UT
Project type: Parks and Recreation, Paths and Trails
Agency: Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Works Progress Administration (WPA), Work Relief Programs
Started: 1934
Completed: 1940
Quality of Information: Very Good
Marked:
No
Site Survival: Extant
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Description
From 1934 to 1940, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built or improved major trails in Bryce Canyon National Park, greatly expanding the park’s trail system. The most impressive is the Under-The-Rim trail, running from Bryce Point to Rainbow Point (18.8 miles). The second longest is the Rim trail from the administration area to Bryce Point. The CCC also made improvements to the Fairyland Trail and trails from the South Campground to the rim.
The Works Progress Administration (WPA) also did some unidentified trail work at Bryce Canyon National Park from 1938-1941.
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Under-the-Rim trail below Bryce Point - Bryce Canyon UT
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Sunset Point sign along Rim Trai - Bryce Canyon UT
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Under-the-Rim trail below Sunset Point - Bryce Canyon UT
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Rim Trail - Bryce Canyon UT
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Under-the-rim trail near Bryce Point in early Spring - Bryce Canyon UT
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UndRim trail below Bryce Point in early Spring - Bryce Canyon UT
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Rim trail near Bryce Point, with snow - Bryce Canyon UT
Source notes
Project originally submitted by Richard A Walker on July 28, 2016.
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