Utah’s oft-forgotten national park is filled with soaring mountains, steep canyons, colorful rock formations, historic buildings, and some truly fantastic hikes. Capitol Reef is one of the least visited national parks in Utah – but it shouldn’t be. There are SO many incredible sites here! The park was established to protect the Waterpocket Fold, a…
Sulphur Creek is probably my favorite hike in the Fruita District of Capitol Reef National Park (at the very least, it’s tied for first with Cassidy Arch). We loved this exciting, adventurous trail that took us through deep canyons with fiery orange walls, passing 3 different waterfalls as we walked next to or in the…
Planning to spend one day at Capitol Reef National Park with kids? I’ve got a great itinerary for you – read on for details! Capitol Reef National Park is the oft-forgotten and oft-overlooked national park in Utah’s Mighty 5. And while, sure, it doesn’t offer world famous attractions like Angel’s Landing in Zion or Delicate…