South Rim to Bryce
Hi, everyone. Just joined this forum --- looks like a wealth of great information to be found.
Just wondering if any of you can help with this. I understand that the drive between the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon National Park takes 6 hours. But does that include the "normal" kinds of stops for gas, leg-stretching, etc., or is it straight driving? I've been having trouble getting a handle on that.
Also, is it a relatively easy drive in an RV, or are any parts of it white-knuckle switchbacks or otherwise hairy?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. We're hoping to do this drive in one go (as opposed to staying somewhere overnight en route) but we're not sure if that is feasible.
Thanks!
Just wondering if any of you can help with this. I understand that the drive between the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon National Park takes 6 hours. But does that include the "normal" kinds of stops for gas, leg-stretching, etc., or is it straight driving? I've been having trouble getting a handle on that.
Also, is it a relatively easy drive in an RV, or are any parts of it white-knuckle switchbacks or otherwise hairy?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. We're hoping to do this drive in one go (as opposed to staying somewhere overnight en route) but we're not sure if that is feasible.
Thanks!
