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The two RV Gypsies at Paria Viewpoint
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A beautiful pronghorn |
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Below: One prominent and photogenic castle-like
hoodoo rises high above the canyon floor to absorb the last rays of
the setting sun. Paria is a Paiute word meaning "water
with elk" or "water with mud". The translation
varies depending on context and season.
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Below: A lone tree on top of a hoodoo
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Below: A "mushroom" hoodoo in the canyon
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Below: Tree branches frame the hoodoos |
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Paria Point is on the eastern portion of the
drive that winds through Bryce Canyon. It is located about two miles
from the turnoff to Inspiration Point. |
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You may choose any underlined view points below in any order you choose. 
After you have seen all of the above, return to the 
