Tommy Cassano explores Bryce Canyon's hoodoos, the world's largest concentration of these eroded spires, set at up to 9,000 feet with vivid red, orange, and white rock formations. The park offers exceptional dark skies and serves as the backdrop for The Outdoor Body's field workout.
Welcome to Bryce Canyon National Park. I'm Tommy Cassano from The Outdoor Body. Located in southwestern Utah, the park is an otherworldly amphitheater carved into the edge of a high plateau. Come train in irregular eroded spires of red, orange, and white rocks called hoodoos, which Bryce holds the largest concentration found anywhere on Earth. You will be sweating in high elevation up to 9,000 feet, along with numerous life communities, fantastic dark skies, and geological wonders that go beyond description. Join the Outdoor Body in a hoodoo field workout in Bryce Canyon. Let's go wild!
