• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament

Red Rocks, endless vistas, fantastic dark skies, geological wonders and pink cliffs all welcome the millions of visitors to the breathtaking views of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah each year. Despite its name, Bryce Canyon isn't a canyon at all! It's a collection of giant natural amphitheaters. You can also find the largest concentration of geological hoodoos, which are a very tall, thin spire of rock formed by frost weathering and stream erosion in Bryce Canyon. So visit this national treasure and collect this Bryce Canyon National Park ornament by Old World Christmas to remind you of your amazing trip there!

Our ornament beautifully recreates the iconic sign that greets visitors at the park's entrance, complete with glitter accents nestled between the stones, mirroring the sparkling beauty found within Bryce Canyon's rugged terrain.

Named after Ebenezer Bryce, a Mormon settler who homesteaded in the area in the late 1800s, Bryce Canyon became a national monument in 1923 and later achieved national park status in 1928. Its preservation ensures that visitors from around the world can marvel at its geological wonders and rich biodiversity.

As you hang this ornament on your tree, let it remind you of Bryce Canyon's geological marvels, from the towering hoodoos to the colorful layers of sedimentary rock that tell a story millions of years in the making.

Whether you've explored Bryce Canyon firsthand or dream of visiting one day, this ornament is a heartfelt homage to the natural beauty and geological wonders found within our national parks. It's a reminder to cherish and protect these precious landscapes for generations to come. Happy holidays and happy trails!

Text on Old World hang tag: The breathtaking views of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah welcome millions of visitors each year. Despite its name, Bryce Canyon isn’t a canyon at all! It‘s a collection of giant natural amphitheaters. The geological hoodoos, formed by frost weathering and stream erosion, amaze visitors as well!