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20240708 Bryce Canyon e bike Drive 360 8K Sunset Campground Located west of Sunset Point, approximately 1.5 miles south of the Bryce Canyon Visitor Center, and is comprised of 99 sites in 3 loops; Loop A is primarily for RVs; Loops B & C are tent-only. There are no sewer, water or electrical hook-ups available. A dump station is available in summer months near North Campground; use is included with campsite fee. Potable water is available near the dump station. Sunset Campground is close to Sunset Point and has a shuttle stop at its entrance. Campground visit site under the detailed description. Bridge Fire The Bridge Fire began on June 14th, 2009 at Bridge Hollow on the Dixie National Forest to the west. It was closely monitored for resource benefits in this fire-dependent ecosystem, including re-establishing aspen and ponderosa pine in an area dominated by shade-tolerant white fire. Due to the nature of mixed conifer forest, with dense treeslow in the understory, the stand-replacing fire behavior you see was normal and expected. Hot and dry conditions combined with strong winds contributed to very fast-moving fire behavior, and the the Bridge fire entered the park on July 14th. Ultimately around 3,500 acres (about 50% in the park and 50% on Forest Service land) would burn. The burned area stretches along Whiteman Bench between Swamp Canyon and Farview Point for about 1.5 miles, primarily to the west, and in some places reaches below the rim to the east. This was the largest natural wildfire in the park's history. 300 firefighters from Utah, Nevada, and Arkansas would cooperate to hold the fire along the main park road. Three helicopters were in use for aerial foam and water drops. There were no injuries or property damage. On July 14th at 4:30 p.m. approximately 50 vehicles were led down from Rainbow Point and escorted out of the park on the Yovimpa Pass Road--a forest service road that bypassed the fire along the main road. Another 10 RVs and motorcycles unable to travel the forest service road were escorted down the main road when it was safe. On the way to Sunset Point, you’ll find a cozy little store with laundry facilities and showers — a perfect stop for travelers on the road. There’s also a friendly bike shop where you can rent both e-bikes and regular bicycles, adding more freedom and joy to your journey. At the park entrance, you’ll discover a historic general store, a hotel, campgrounds, a gas station, and even more bike rentals, offering everything you need for a comfortable and memorable trip. 선셋 포인트로 가는 길, 잠시 들를 수 있는 아늑한 스토어에는 세탁실과 샤워장이 마련되어 있습니다. 또한 따뜻한 미소로 맞아주는 자전거 대여점에서는 전기자전거와 일반 자전거를 빌려 여행의 즐거움을 더할 수 있습니다. 공원 입구에는 오래된 전통의 상점과 호텔, 캠핑장, 주유소, 그리고 또 다른 자전거 대여점이 자리해 있어 여행자들에게 편리함을 선사합니다. Bryce Canyon is always crowded with travelers, yet it offers moments that feel truly timeless.Whether you rent a bike at the entrance or simply gaze out the window of the shuttle, the journey itself becomes part of the magic. Riding a bike near Sunset Point feels like a gentle escape, a path where time seems to slow down.And after the sun sets, as you quietly return along the road, the canyon—glowing in soft red hues—wraps you in a calm silence. Here, even small inconveniences turn into cherished memories. 🚴‍♂️🌌❤️ 브라이스캐년 국립공장은 늘 여행자들로 붐비지만, 그만큼 특별한 순간을 선물해 줍니다.입구에서 자전거를 빌려 달리거나, 셔틀버스를 타고 창밖 풍경을 바라보는 것만으로도 이곳의 아름다움을 온전히 느낄 수 있지요. 특히 선셋 포인트 근처에서 빌린 자전거로 달리는 길은, 마치 시간을 잊게 만드는 작은 여행이 됩니다.그리고 해가 저문 뒤, 조용히 길을 따라 들어서는 순간… 붉게 물든 협곡과 고요한 공기가 마음을 깊이 감싸줍니다. 이곳에서는 불편조차도 하나의 추억이 됩니다. 🚴‍♀️🌄✨ 한국어 나레이션 (ASMR+음악 버전) “브라이스캐년의 아침 공기는,늘 고요하게 다가옵니다. 바람은 협곡을 스치며,시간마저 잠시 멈춘 듯 흐릅니다. 자전거 위로 느껴지는 바람,셔틀 창가에 스며드는 햇살…이 모든 순간은, 여행자에게만 허락된 작은 선물입니다.” 🎙️ English Narration (ASMR+music version) “The morning air of Bryce Canyonarrives in quiet serenity. The wind drifts through the cliffs,as if time itself pauses for a while. The breeze on a bike,the sunlight through a shuttle window…These moments feel like little gifts,reserved only for travelers.”