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Queens Garden TrailThe Queen's Garden Trail leads hikers past wonderful rock formations, including Gulliver's Castle, the Queen's Castle and many that are unnamed. Man-made bridges are scattered throughout the trail. At the end is Queen Elizabeth's garden and the Queen herself, standing on a backward facing camel, calling out orders to the ships in the garden. The queen can also be seen from Sunrise Point. At a Glance Queen's Garden Trail - The trailhead is .4 miles past the Bryce Canyon Visitor Center. Ride the shuttle or park in the Sunrise Point parking area and hike up to Sunrise Point. From Sunrise Point look out in the distance at the sloping group of hoodoos. This unique canted plateau is called the Sinking Ship. Violent tectonic activity, 15 million years ago, rose the Paunsaugunt Plateau and drug sections of rock along the faults. Also, in the distance is the Aquarius Plateau, the highest plateau in North America, 2000' higher than the Paunsaugunt Plateau. Begin at Sunrise Point and follow the wide trail down below the rim. The Sinking Ship and Aquarius Plateau are seen in the distance. The path will wind through man-made tunnels, past the junction with the Navajo Loop Trail, to the Queen's Garden. Sit in the shade of the trees at the trails end and make out the shape of the queen's dress as it billows, and gently touches the rocks below.
Queen's Garden Options - Begin at Navajo Loop and descend the steep trail into Wall Street. Climb back out via the Queen's Garden Trail. 3.5 miles one way for the combined trails. Connecting Trails - Queen's Garden, Navajo Loop and the Peekaboo Trail interconnect.
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