Bryce Canyon NP from Denver area
Howdy! Looking at a trip to Bryce Canyon area near the end of May. Sprinter "B+" with toad. Coming from Denver area. Rather than staying on I-70, is Rte 24 thru Capital Reef, then Rte 12 south a ...
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Have only done it in a Roadtrek 190P - it's hilly and winding in places as you'd expect, but I don't think you'll have any issues pulling your car if you use due caution. See what others think before deciding.
It's a very scenic route, the Grand Staircase is interesting, and the pastries at the Gifford House are worth the stop at Cap Reef NP. Not a lot of typical amenities so fuel when possible. I can't recall what the availability of diesel was, as we drove a gasser, so maybe try Gas Buddy to see what's what? I'm sure we passed a few semi trucks/trailers, so there must be fuel for them. Stop at the Kiva Koffee House if you have time. It's unique considering where it is.
It's a very scenic route, the Grand Staircase is interesting, and the pastries at the Gifford House are worth the stop at Cap Reef NP. Not a lot of typical amenities so fuel when possible. I can't recall what the availability of diesel was, as we drove a gasser, so maybe try Gas Buddy to see what's what? I'm sure we passed a few semi trucks/trailers, so there must be fuel for them. Stop at the Kiva Koffee House if you have time. It's unique considering where it is.
