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This is one of my favorite National Parks! It is a great place to go because it is less crowded than other Utah National Parks. There are so many great hikes and beautiful views. We had a wonderful time backpacking a couple of years ago. Definitely recommend!
Fantastic National Park! You can spend an hour or several days!
This park is not on the beaten path, so if you want to escape the thousands of visitors and crowded shuttles and long lines, come here!
We took a detour from Bryce and really enjoyed the space!
Very beautiful park. And many of the scenic spots can easily be seen from the road or a short hike.
We spent most of the day here and felt like we saw most of the park.
I would have liked to have seen the farm house, but it was closed for the winter.
The campground really looked great! Too bad we were not camping!
Capital Reef National Park is absolutely incredible! The park's unique geological formations and vibrant colors make it a true natural wonder. From towering cliffs to picturesque canyons, there's so much to explore and discover. The hiking trails offer breathtaking views, and the park is also a great spot for stargazing. If you're a fan of outdoor adventures and stunning landscapes, Capital Reef National Park is a must-visit! 🌟📸
This national park is undoubtedly a hidden gem that deserves more attention from tourists. The park boasts some fantastic short trails, offering breathtaking views that rival more popular destinations.
Driving through the park is an adventure in itself, with routes that provide an exhilarating and scenic journey. The captivating landscapes make every turn a picture-perfect moment.
Capitol Reef is such an incredible National Park. Less crowded than most other parks in Utah, it is definitely a hidden gem! There are several fantastic short hikes that kids can do and some longer ones with a little more difficulty to choose from. Each hike has fantastic views during the hike and at the end. Be warned, Chimney Rock hike has a very steep incline at the start but the rest of it flattens out to a manageable incline after that. And Hickman Bridge is an absolute gem as well and 10/10 would recommend going in that hike!
