Braez Canyon is located in the Plateau Grand Canyon area in southern Utah, on the north bank of the Colorado River. It is famous for its grotesque and colorful rock canyons, and 1928 was turned into a park. The rocks in Braez Canyon have been eroded by wind, frost, rain and thunder, showing more than 60 shades of red, red, yellow and yellow, which is really dazzling and colorful.
Braez Canyon is not a real canyon, but a series of natural depressions, some of which are as deep as150m. The rocks in the valley are like spires of churches and castles. There is a group of grotesque rocks named Queen Victoria of England. He held a command meeting and listed them as solitary rocks and awe-inspiring rocks, just like princes and ladies and gentlemen waiting around. Among them, the Red Rock Pagoda is the highest rock scene in Utah.
Climb high and look far, but see the curtain, county fort, sword, heavy stone forest, vast and rugged, magical and natural, large and small hammer rocks hanging upside down in the park. It looks top-heavy, but it stands tall and amazing. In these red cliffs, fossils from the dinosaur era are often found.