Here at the beginning of the Peekaboo Loop Trail, the colorful, closely-nestled hoodoos can be seen. Ýview Paiute Indians lived in the Bryce Canyon area since about 1200 A.D. They told legends about the mysterious hoodoos. According to the Paiute people, the hoodoos are actually the Legend People — who looked like people, but were not. They were turned into rocks because of their bad behavior. According to the story, the rocks have painted faces just like the beings they once were. Before the Paiute arrived, the Fremont and Ancestral Puebloan people lived in the area from about 200 A.D. until 1200. Geographically, the Fremont people lived primarily north and west of the plateau, while the Ancestral Puebloans were located in the south and east. 
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