Park Narodowy Capitol Reef (ang. Capitol Reef National Park) jest położony w USA w stanie Utah. Część parku o powierzchni 152 km² została ustanowiona narodowym pomnikiem w 1937 roku decyzją prezydenta Franklina Delano Roosevelta. W 1971 roku Kongres Stanów Zjednoczonych powiększył obszar chroniony do 979 km² i ustanowił go parkiem narodowym. Nazwa parku pochodzi od znajdujących się na tym obszarze białych kopuł skalnych, które pierwszym osadnikom kojarzyły się z budynkiem Kapitolu w Waszyngtonie. Ponadto znajdujący uskok Waterpocket Fold który, podobnie jak rafa koralowa stanowi poważną przeszkodę w przemieszczaniu się. Stąd też pochodzi pełna nazwa parku.
Underrated National Park. Believe me it’s worth the visit. Tons of hiking trails and boo docking spots. Don’t forget to visit fruta for fruit pucking when in season and taste their homemaker pies. 😊♥️
This is my personal favorite of Utah's National Parks. The beauty of the landscape is unmatched. Cathedral Valley was a highlight of the trip. Unlike many other national parks, we had a lot of privacy. We only passed 1 or 2 other cars during our visit of the Temples of the Sun and Moon. There's many different hiking trails, most of which are relatively easy. I really enjoyed my experience and I'll be back soon!
This park is a true gem. Not as popular as Arches or Zion, therefore it is way less crowded. You can hike and explore the canyons without seeing anybody for hours, especially if you can do the more strenuous hikes. There's also an impressive dirt road at the end of the scenic route which feels like driving in the Slot Canyon! Incredibly unique experience! Highly recommend this park.
The drive to Capitol Reef from Bryce is very scenic! The park and its nearby area is filled with gorgeous red rock and sand mountains. Very cool canyon lookouts and hiking trails. We had tons of fun there! If you’re there, stay in Red Sands Hotel, very cool hotel with gorgeous views all around it!
Absolutely stunning! The mountains are beautiful and there is plenty of different levels of hiking areas all over. Definitely planning to return again and visit this beautiful national park.
Mostly just drove through Capitol Reef National Park with a couple stops for photos. A very picturesque park and you need a couple days to explore it. However we did not have the time on this trip.
Capital reef is the most enjoyable national park in Utah, super beautiful views and not as many people as other parks. Everything is spread out and you really have to explore. Tons of activities to do to fulfill your adventure spirit. Been many of times and still find places that I havent visited.
It’s an awesome place to Visit. But the only concern is, I am not a hiking lover. It’s hard for me and my family. If you are a person like this, this isn’t a good place for you. You could visit some where else. We just spent a whole lot of time in our car.