Rim Trail (south section) is a roughly 1-mile out-and-back foot trail in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. It climbs 719 ft to a high point of 8,321 ft. Difficulty: moderate, rated by the National Park Service. That is the full hike: the mapped trail line covers only 0.1 mi of it, so don't plan from the map line alone. The figure is for the Park Service's “The Rim Trail” hike, which uses this trail.

The Rim Trail · rated “Easy to Moderate”
Distance: 1.0 mile to 11.0 miles (1.6 km to 17.7 km) depending on how far you choose to walk.
Read the official NPS description
Open Rim Trail (south section) on Trailbound's interactive map to see the full route, the elevation profile, today's forecast and any park alerts for Bryce Canyon. Bryce Canyon has permits or reservations for some areas: see the Bryce Canyon page for what's needed.