Bryce Point presents a view of the entire amphitheater, with all its wondrous colors and formations. Ýview In the late 1870s, a Mormon Pioneer named Ebenezer Bryce journeyed lived to the east of the plateau. Though Ebenezer lived in the area for only five years, his name remains. A former shipbuilder, he participated in building roads for transportation of lumber, and helped determine the route for an irrigation canal ten miles long, which later permitted the town of Tropic to thrive. Grottos are just visible to the west, 
Ýview evidence of the faster erosion of the softer sections of the White Member of the Claron Formation. Rodents such as Golden-mantled Ground Squirrels and Uinta chipmunks often frequent this area.  -210 220 2 84