Igneous
The rocks in Bryce Canyon National Park are mainly an orange-redish color. Yellow and pink are also found in the rock. The rock pillars are called hodoos. The Paiute Indians thought the rock pillars in Bryce were evil people who had been frozen in place. see http://www.visit-bryce-canyon.com/bryce-canyon-hoodoos.html for a better description
All three types of rock exist at Bryce. It depends upon where you are in the park.
a combo called the claron formation. it is made up of mudstone, siltstone, limestone, and dolomite.
erosion of sedimentary layers of rock by means of water.
differential weathering
differential weathering
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Rocks exposed in the Grand Canyon include limestones, cherts, shales, schists, sandstones, and granites.
Bryce Canyon was formed by erosion, particularly by frost-wedging and rainwater. The freezing and thawing of water within the cracks in the rocks caused them to break apart, creating the unique spires, or hoodoos, that give Bryce Canyon its distinctive landscape. Over millions of years, this erosion sculpted the intricate rock formations that we see today.
Sedimentary Rock.
hot dog rock
Located in Utah, approximately 270 miles northeast of Las Vegas.Bryce Canyon National Park P.O. Box 170001Bryce Canyon, UT(435) 834-5322