[Home movies 1944 Colorado Bryce Zion Canyons No 2 (HOF47)]

This home movie from the 1940s features footage of a trip to Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, USA. The footage includes views of the rock formations and hoodoos, the natural beauty of the park, the blue sky and clouds, and the mountains in the background. The movie also captures the activities of tourists, including walking on the trails, sitting on the verandas, and feeding chipmunks. There are also shots of the vehicles driving through the park and the wooden signs that indicate the name of the trail or point of interest. The movie ends with shots of the vegetation, birds, and the trail with pine trees in front of the cliffs. A man chasing a wild white horse in the mountains, running across rocky outcrops and slopes. The man eventually rides the horse and chases other wild horses in the mountains. The movie also shows the man climbing rock faces with ropes, and driving through tree-lined roads, deserts roads and curving mountain roads. The movie also shows a group of people on horseback riding through rocky mountain paths, sitting at a lake in a canyon, and visiting a pueblo under a mountain rock. They also show child scooting through narrow canyon passage and walking down rock steps, and man setting up tripod and filming on cliff edge. The movie also shows the scenic views of canyon and the rocks and walls of the pueblo. We digitized and uploaded this film from the Center for Home Movies Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.