Capitol Reef National Park by Jonathan Yogerst

Capitol Reef National Park is a hidden treasure in the heart of Utah’s red rock country — a landscape of soaring cliffs, sculpted domes, and winding canyons that tell the story of ancient seas and shifting earth. The park’s crown jewel, the Waterpocket Fold, stretches nearly 100 miles — a dramatic wrinkle in the earth’s crust that reveals layers of stone in every shade of gold, crimson, and rose.

Along the winding roads, sandstone walls rise like cathedrals, their surfaces etched with petroglyphs left by early peoples. Orchards from 19th-century settlers still bloom in the fertile Fremont River valley, offering a living contrast to the rugged wilderness beyond. As light moves across the land, shadows sweep through narrow canyons and illuminate domes that gleam like the white marble of a distant capitol — the park’s namesake.

Peaceful yet powerful, Capitol Reef National Park captures the essence of Utah’s desert majesty — a place where history, geology, and silence meet beneath a boundless western sky.Known for its stunning geological features including colorful sandstone cliffs, towering monoliths, and rugged canyons, offers a captivating glimpse into the ancient and diverse landscapes of Utah's desert southwest.

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