This national park's formation called the "Silent City" contains rocks said to be shaped like buildings, including a "Temple of Osiris." Its other formations include "Queens Castle" and "Sinking Ship," the latter of which is found in its north near Fairyland Point. Its name, in Paiute, translates partially as "red rocks that stand up like men," a reference to the Paiute myth that its hoodoos were created when Coyote turned a race of disobedient animal-people into stone. Partially encompassed by Dixie National Forest, its name is actually a misnomer because it is technically a series of fourteen amphitheatres, and its frequented spots include 
This national park's formation called the "Silent City" contains rocks said to be shaped like buildings, including a "Temple of Osiris." Its other formations include "Queens Castle" and "Sinking Ship," the latter of which is found in its north near Fairyland Point. Its name, in Paiute, translates partially as "red rocks that stand up like men," a reference to the Paiute myth that its hoodoos were created when Coyote turned a race of disobedient animal-people into stone. Partially encompassed by Dixie National Forest, its name is actually a misnomer because it is technically a series of fourteen amphitheatres, and its frequented spots include (*) Sunrise and Sunset points as well as "Thor's Hammer." Found northwest of the Grand Staircase, it is located in Utah. For 10 points, name this national park named after a canyon.
This national park's formation called the "Silent City" contains
Bryce Canyon National Park