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Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park, in reality, a vast, natural amphitheater, is an otherworldly landscape of multicolored rocks, eroded by frost and meltwater over the eons into eerie hoodoos and pinnacles, one of the greatest densities of such structures in the world. The site’s scenic spectacle and its rich flora and fauna, ranging from mighty Douglas Firs to bighorn sheep and bobcats, have made it a firm favorite with hikers, drawn to its network of trails, landscape photographers, nature lovers, and stargazers, drawn to the brilliant clarity of its dark, night skies. Thanks to this range of elegant and comfortable glamping accommodations, ranging from off-grid safari tents for true wilderness lovers to log cabins complete with hot tubs and even characterful treehouses set amid farmland, the wild natural beauty of the Utah mountains can now be explored without sacrificing the modern comforts of home.