Bryce Canyon National Park is known for its hoodoos. Hoodoos are the result of countless centuries of erosion. Bit by bit, pebble by pebble, the soft rock is carved away and of course, the hard rock, less so. The result? A hoodoo! And when you get a lot of hoodoos together the looks is absolutely incredible.

Bryce Canyon, then, is well and truly Hoodoo land. There are a lot of hoodoos there--how many, well, surely someone knows, but based on this small sampling it is beyond fair to say that there is a countless number there.

And the wind, and erosion, continues carving the canyon.