Peak A Boo Loop From Bryce Point Full Hike Bryce Canyon National Park

Come along on a fully hike of the Peek-A-Boo Loop in the amazing Bryce Canyon National Park. In this video, we start and end at Bryce Point and do a full hike of the loop, which ends up being around 5.5 miles(ish). This hike is a little bit off the beaten path, but is SUPER SCENIC!
The Peek A Boo loop can be combined with other hikes in the park. A figure 8 loop with the Navajo Loop, You could start at Sunrise or Sunset Point and take the Navajo Loop, Wall Street, or the Queen's Garden Loop and end at Bryce Point, or hike in the opposite direction. Whatever your choice, all of the hikes mentioned are pretty amazing!
Let's keep this place amazing! Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles while you're in the park, or really anywhere outdoors: Leave Only Footprints, Take only Pictures!
If I were only doing half of the peek a boo loop, I'd do the side that has the Twin Bridges.
Bryce can be quite popular at times and parking can be limited. Consider parking at the Visitor's Center or outside the park and taking the great shuttle busses that are included in the price of admission to the park.
Bryce Canyon National Park is a truly spectacular place! The largest concentrations of HooDoos in the World! This canyon is names after Ebenezer Bryce who famously said something like "A heck-of-a place to lose a cow!" INDEED!
I truly love Bryce! I'd encourage you to take some time here. Folks have a tendency to overdo their road trips a bit with too much driving and not enough exploring. Take a couple of extra days and hike the Peek-a-Boo Loop, the Fairyland Loop, Queens Garden, Navajo Loop. They're all so amazing!
I hope you enjoy your time in Bryce!
Take a gander at the Bryce Canyon National Park website here: www.nps.gov/br...

[@Stacy-w5f]

Oh darn...40 min in and no more sound. The first 40 min were great! Will check out one of the other ones.

[@Stacy-w5f]

I'm just 10 min into the video where you asked for suggestions. I just wanted to say that I love that your videos have been the full hikes, and I actually like the commentary with info about the park, not just the trail. I watch/listen while I do laundry or work on projects so I like the commentary to point out different things in the video so I know to look up in a particular spot. Your commentary doesn't necessarily match what I'm seeing, but it's kind of like a podcast with video, which I don't mind! I don't think you would need to upload the same thing at 2x speed because if someone wants to get through it faster, they could just set the speed to a faster speed and mute it. I would prefer if we could hear the sound of footsteps while hiking. The crunch, crunch, crunch can be peaceful to listen to when working on something that requires thinking and not listening to talking at the same time. I will put crunchy hikes on while I write about our travels. Wear a mic lower on your body so you just pick up the footsteps and nature sounds, rather than the huffing and puffing. Then pick it up if you want to talk about something while you're on the trail. You could still do the voiceover with crunchy walking. I probably would not watch if there was music. There are already channels with hikes that have music, with no talking and I think what makes them annoying is that their choice of free music isn't my taste to listen to. Muting their music makes it a silent hike and that's not interesting. Take a look at SUV RVing's hikes. He does a good job of mixing nature sounds, talking, and music, if you decide to do something that is more edited.

[@WalkTheParks]

Thanks! Really appreciate the feedback. I'll try to implement some in upcoming videos. thanks so much!