Bryce Canyon Full Moon Hikes
Ranger-led full moon hikes at Bryce Canyon with Recreation.gov reservations and moonlit 1-2 mile routes.
Bryce Canyon's full moon hikes are ranger-led moonlit walks that require Recreation.gov reservations, are limited to 25 hikers per night, and typically cover 1 to 2 miles. The 2026 schedule on the NPS page lists hikes in February, March, April, May, October, November, and December, with check-in at the Visitor Center and gear rules that include lug-soled shoes, red lights only, and no pets or children 7 and under. For Duck Creek guests, this is one of the park's most distinctive night-sky experiences and a strong reason to add a Bryce stop to a shoulder-season trip.
What to know before you go
- Bryce Canyon Full Moon Hikes is part of our outdoor event coverage for Southern Utah.
- It is tied to Bryce Canyon Area, which helps guests compare drive time and choose the right basecamp.
- Check the official event source for late schedule changes before you head out.
- Save Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon in your map app before you leave Duck Creek or cross the parks corridor.
Plan the rest of the stay
Event days work best when the drive, weather, and overnight setup are already settled. Use these quick planning pages before you lock in the trip.
Current details and official links
We use this page to make event day planning faster for Duck Creek guests, but organizer details can change. Cross-check the official source, ticket page, and map before you drive.
