Bryce Canyon Airport — Bryce Canyon, United States

High in southern Utah, Bryce Canyon Airport carries the code BCE and sits at 7,590 feet, making it one of the higher-elevation fields listed in national aviation databases. A single runway serves the airport, which handles mostly general aviation traffic along with scenic and charter flights rather than major scheduled airlines. That altitude affects aircraft performance, a factor pilots flying into fields this high in the American West have to plan around carefully. BCE offers visitors an alternative route into Bryce Canyon National Park without the longer drive from bigger regional airports, though most tourists visiting the park still arrive by road.