Canyon Fever Guides

23/11/2023

“You may think your light is small, but it can make a huge difference in other people’s lives” Feeling thankful for the opportunity to share this beautiful place with my guests this year…thank you for sharing your light!

01/07/2023

Come enjoy your 4th of July…Red, White, Blue…Bryce Canyon style🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July🌟 #

10/06/2023

Had a little fun celebrating I love sharing with magical wonderland, hope to see you soon!

12/04/2023

The snow is melting fast with beautiful days in the 50’s. Come explore with me…the mud you take home on your boots is just a free colorful souvenir😉

01/03/2023

I almost missed posting in the month of at Bryce. One of my very first memories as a child at Bryce Canyon was at Sunset Point, only 3 years or 4 years old! (the little one sitting on the ground by my cousin and my mom and dad standing (around 1965). I have been in love with this place ever since. I feel thankful to live here and enjoy it often. My maternal Grandfather was a gifted stone mason, who worked on the Bryce Canyon Lodge, and built the Pine Creek rock bridge in Zion National park. He passed his love of Bryce to my mother, who shared it with all 8 of her children. For 40 years, I have loved Bryce Canyon alongside my husband and our 5 children and now with our 10 grandkids. Six years ago, at 55 years young, I decided that I wanted to officially share it with others and started I hike and share this place with people from all over the world and will continue to appreciate every time I can hike down and especially up out of this magical place. The Hoodoos give me energy and there is a special renewing feeling here, my spiritual place! So when asked, “Hoodoo You Love?…you can guess the answer!
To hear the rest of the story...book a private tour this summer as we celebrate Bryce Canyon's Centennial.

28/02/2023

Whenever I am showcasing this magical place, I like to share this special spot for snapshot of everything Bryce Canyon is in a nutshell. In this capture, you can see trees, the amazing variants of colorful limestone, the whimsical hoodoos, the valley where Ebenezer Bryce homesteaded and of course the layers upon layers starting from our eastern landmark…Aquarius Plateau…bonus, even a little bit o’ snow! Thanks to being at the right spot at the right time…the sunset was working “Unusual Beauty” to the east as well as the west!

03/01/2023

A wonderful way to start of 2023…enjoying our beautiful Bryce Canyon with a fresh coat of snow, with my husband and a daughter❄️ Looking forward to a great season of sharing this amazing place.

16/09/2022

Thinking of my friends from the UK as I have been hiking the Queens Garden trail this week. Love sharing the Queen Victoria hoodoo and this magical place❣️

12/09/2022

Welcome to Canyon Fever Guides, celebrating 5 years of sharing Bryce Canyon. I love sharing this magical place that I call home. Come experience Bryce with private, customized tour! For more info see link in bio

22/07/2022

Would love to share this favorite place to watch the the sun light up the Hoodoos at Bryce Canyon. Book your private tour soon🌟

09/03/2022

Enjoy your time at Bryce with a local guide. Book your private tour today!

Bryce Canyon Country is full of active and adventurous experiences for families and friends from all over the world! Tap the link below to start planning your personalized getaway. 😀

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09/02/2022

"As soon as I saw you, I knew that an adventure was going to happen" Winnie The Pooh

Accepting reservations for your Private Tour or Step-On guide services with a local at Bryce Canyon National Park. I would love to share this amazing place with you!

31/12/2021

This place has my heart! Come let me share it with you in 2022! Happy New Year

Happy New Year's Eve!

#2022

21/12/2021

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the many memorable tours this season, with my guests who became my friends, while visiting Bryce Canyon.

As snow blankets my beloved Bryce Canyon, I am reminded of this thought from Kahlil Gibran "Kindness is like snow. It beautifies everything it covers."

May kindness and love follow you and guide you through this beautiful season and into 2022!
April

13/10/2021

It was incredible to be the first footprints down the Queen’s Garden this morning for what was to be a Sunrise tour😎 with a very prepared and brave couple from NY. I am forever grateful for this magical Bryce Canyon and the privilege I have to share it with others.

02/10/2021

This place…❣️

“Autumn is a second spring where every leaf is a flower”
-Albert Camus

02/10/2021

News Release: Autumn Changes at Bryce Canyon National Park

With summer’s end, cooler overnight temperatures and shifting colors accompany annual changes to park operations. Visit the link below for upcoming adjustments to facility operating hours and important dates for park visitor services and concessions operations: https://www.nps.gov/brca/learn/news/autumn-changes-at-bryce-canyon-national-park.htm


Photo NPS/Peter Densmore
(pd)

29/09/2021

Have you ever suffered from altitude sickness? Did you notice any effects from Bryce Canyon's high elevation during your visit?

❤️ Today is World Heart Day, which makes it a great day to talk about altitude, the human body, and some Search and Rescue trends we've been seeing.

🗻 With elevations averaging around 8,000 feet (2438 m) and reaching up to over 9,000 feet (2743 m) Bryce Canyon is a high altitude park. Though it's not too far away in mileage, that's nearly 4,000 feet (1219 m) higher than the Visitor Centers at Zion and Arches.

⬆️ The higher you go, the less atmosphere there is pressing down, and the further apart oxygen molecules spread. As a result, at 8,000 feet effective oxygen levels are about 75% of what's found at sea level, and as oxygen falls the risk for altitude sickness goes up.

💨 Even mild exertion in the park is likely to cause you to breathe faster as your lungs work to acquire oxygen and your heart to beat faster to better move that oxygenated blood through your body. Your hydration will suffer too from increased urine output and dry air.

📈 While these responses are normal, in the last few weeks we've responded to a number of visitors suffering from more acute altitude-related symptoms. Some of these have required park Search and Rescue responses--especially on Navajo and Peekaboo Loops--one including a medevac helicopter landing within the Bryce Amphitheater.

🤢 Altitude sickness often begins with dizziness, headache, muscle aches, or nausea but can quickly become more serious. And while this can affect absolutely anyone, those with preexisting heart conditions, risk of stroke, COPD, and other chronic illnesses carry an elevated risk of complications.

💧 What can you do? Stay hydrated (aim for a gallon a day and avoid alcohol), limit your exertion (5 miles at Bryce is likely very different than 5 miles at home), and if you notice early signs of altitude illness begin heading to lower elevations.

🩺 If you have concerns about how exerting yourself at higher elevations may affect you, we recommend speaking with your doctor before you visit.

Visit https://www.nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/safety.htm for some of our top safety tips at Bryce Canyon.


Photo NPS/Tiffany Zadi
(pd)

22/07/2021

Sunrise photo tour this morning with an amazing couple celebrating 54 years together...all you could hear was the clicking of their cameras on this peaceful morning! How I love to share this wonder of the world.

"Peace can be a lens through which you see the world. Be it. Live it. Radiate it out. Peace is an inside job." - Author Wayne Dyer