The beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park!
http://roamtheworld.online/bryce-canyon-queens-garden-navajo-loop-trail/
Distance Round Trip: 2.9 miles
Elevation Change: 580 ft down, and then 580 ft back up again
The Queens Garden / Navajo combination is one of the most popular ways to enjoy Bryce Canyon and its famous Hoodoo rock formations. From the rim, you can look down into the amphitheater and see the trail winding through along the bottom. If you are up for a longer hike, it is also possible to combine this trail with the Peekaboo loop or other trails that branch off at the bottom of the canyon.
Clockwise or counter-clockwise? There are opinions either way, but based on my research the Internet consensus seems to veer slightly towards clockwise if you want the best views. I would definitely agree that the scenery is better going down from Sunrise Point, but all in all I don't think it matters since you'll pass by the same formations either way. The biggest difference is that starting from Sunrise Point gives you a slow descent and a nice meandering trail through the canyon, followed by a short but strenuous climb out. Starting from Sunset drops you straight into the canyon, and then you'll be faced with a longer, moderate climb back out again. There are plenty of Hoodoos on display no matter which direction you choose :)
We started off from the parking lot at Sunset Point, and then hiked clockwise along the rim to Sunrise Point to begin our descent. We also checked out Rainbow Point and the Natural Bridge. Check out the details here, at the National Park Service website: http://www.nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/qgnavajocombo.htm
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