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Adjacent to the Bryce Canyon National Park, in the state of Utah and Garfield County, lies Bryce Canyon. The town, previously known as Ruby's Inn had only 138 residents at the incorporation, in 2007. Bryce Canyon is located along Utah State Route 12, on the northwest entrance of the Bryce Canyon National Park and near the Sunset Point attraction of the park. Bryce Canyon was established in 1916 when Reuben C. "Ruby" Syrett opened a small business with lodge and cabins near the park. Bryce Canyon is actually a company town, the properties all belonging to Ruby's Inn and the Syrett's family, one member of the family being also mayer.

Bryce Canyon National Park is a national park hosting not a canyon, but a natural amphitheater created after centuries of erosion. The park is unique thanks to its structures called hoodoos, created on the base of sedimentary rocks. The view is spectacular, a vision of red, orange and white. The park has an area of 56 squared miles and is placed in a remote location. The promotion of the park had begun in 1916 when the park was featured in several articles in different magazines. In present times, in the park can be seen over 400 plant species and over 170 bird species.

Zion National Park is located within Bryce Canyon on an area of 228 squared miles. In the park live an impressing number of 289 species of birds, 75 species of mammals and 32 species of reptiles, being great to visit due to its unique scenery.

Dixie National Forest is also very close to Bryce Canyon and has two million acres, being the largest forest in Utah and being located in more counties: Garfield, Washington, Iron, Kane, Wayne and Piute, with more than 55% lying on the area of Garfield County.