The Waterpocket Fold: A Capitol Reef Gem
If you’re planning a trip to Capitol Reef National Park, a stop at the Waterpocket Fold is an absolute must. This captivating geological feature extends
If you’re planning a trip to Capitol Reef National Park, a stop at the Waterpocket Fold is an absolute must. This captivating geological feature extends
Located in the heart of Utah’s red rock country, Capitol Reef National Park is a hidden gem teeming with natural beauty and a wide array
A popular Utah vacation for travelers from many parts of the world is to visit the state’s Mighty Five national parks. Often these trips have
Poison Spring Canyon Located 17 miles south of the town of Hanksville on SR-95 between the Caineville Desert and Glen Canyon is Poison Spring where
What do the moon, mars, dinosaurs, and dirt bikes have in common? They all share an area called the Caineville Desert between Capitol Reef National
The American Southwest is home to countless canyons and narrows, one of which has grown in infamy: BlueJohn Canyon. Don’t let that scare you, though,
Located about 8 miles northwest of Capitol Reef National Park rests the town of Torrey, Utah. Though she may be small, with a population of
Capitol Reef National Park is one of the larger parks in Utah covering miles of scenic and adventurous terrain that can best be seen and
Located 11 miles from the town of Torrey, Capitol Reef National Park is one of Utah’s best-kept secrets.
The Rim Overlook Trail is one of the longest maintained hiking trails in Capitol Reef National Park. Capitol Reef National Park is a favorite among
A Can’t-Miss Beautiful Trail in The Center of Utah’s Mighty Five! While you’re out roaming through Capitol Reef National Park, the Sulphur Creek hike
Blazing the Outlaw Trail from Montana to Mexico at the turn of the 19th century, infamous outlaws like Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch gang
If you’re looking for a place to explore that is rich with history, you’re going to want to look at Capitol Reef National Park in
Utah has more International Dark Sky destinations than anywhere else on earth. There are several International Dark Sky parks and towns in Capitol Reef Country
Fly fishing on the Fremont River is just one more reason to visit Capitol Reef Country. Offering some of the premiere trophy waters near Capitol
Saddle up and hit the trails in Capitol Reef Country. Bring your own horse or venture out with an outfitter for the ultimate exploration of
Interested in visiting Mars, or maybe the moon? No need to head to outer space when you can find lunar landscapes right here in Capitol
When Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch needed a place to hide, Robbers Roost was their go-to place. A maze of deep Navajo sandstone canyons
So, you’re interested in exploring Utah, but you’re looking for something more remote in the great outdoors. Whether you’re looking for water sports or adventures
Originally developed as a cattle trail by stockman John Atlantic Burr, the Burr Trail Scenic Backway passes through three iconic parks starting at Boulder Utah