Reef National Park Utah

Capitol Reef National Park

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(1.8K) · National park in Torrey, United States
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The National Park Service preserves the natural and cultural resources and values of the National Park System for the enjoyment, education, and …

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Dec 6, 2024
Pulled into the park to find a jam packed lot with very little room for additional parking. After snagging a spot I went into the VC and watched the video. Was disappointed to learn the scenic drive …Full review by Lvtripplanning
Nov 14, 2024
Amazingly beautiful place, loved this National Park! We especially loved the yellow Cottonwoods against the red rock and quiet empty roads, very much less crowded in November! Don't miss the 55 mile…Full review by LoriA851
Oct 25, 2024
When in Southern Utah visiting national parks, don't miss the lesser known Capitol Reef National Park! Incredible landscapes, which includes ancient petroglyphs! Because it is not a Moab or a Zion, t…Full review by Kristine H
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The Capitol Reef National Park Visitor Center serves as the main point of contact for visitors to the Capitol Reef National Park. The center pr…
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What are the elevations on the main route through Capital Reef? I use a Portable Oxygen Concentrator and should …
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What are the elevations on the main route through Capital Reef? I use a Portable Oxygen Concentrator and should not go above 8,000 feet. Thanks, Bill
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Capital Reef goes up to 11,000 feet. Starting elevation for many trails in Capitol Reef is around 5,000 feet (1524 meters), which can make even "easy" trails challenging for people visiting …
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Capital Reef goes up to 11,000 feet. Starting elevation for many trails in Capitol Reef is around 5,000 feet (1524 meters), which can make even "easy" trails challenging for people visiting from lower elevations. You should also check directly with NPS.
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My husband and I would like to take our sons to Capital Reef. HOwever, we have a 9 year old with ASD who sometimes …
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My husband and I would like to take our sons to Capital Reef. HOwever, we have a 9 year old with ASD who sometimes likes to run off. Therefore, we removed Bryce and Grand Canyon from our list. Can anyone tell us of any hiking trails at this park without drop off's where if he ran he would not get hurt?
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It is always best to start your visit to a national park at the Visitor Information office. The staff are best positioned to answer these kinds of questions.
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We are driving from Moab to Torrey/Capital Reef and then a few days later to Park City/SLC. We have several hotels …
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We are driving from Moab to Torrey/Capital Reef and then a few days later to Park City/SLC. We have several hotels booked - but a couple days we want to be open to our plans with our 2 kids. Will we be able to find something i(hotel/motel) n June without having reserved in advance during this high season?
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Sorry for the delay in responding....Trip Advisor no longer sends questions to us....I just happened to see your question while deleting messages. I cannot answer your question …
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Sorry for the delay in responding....Trip Advisor no longer sends questions to us....I just happened to see your question while deleting messages. I cannot answer your question specifically....during that time of year it could be a problem. HOWEVER....I would recommend that you call Carlton Hotel in Salt Lake City...1-800-633-3500. They could, possibly, give you a better answer. We were there last fall on a VERY busy weekend ...the semi-annual Morman convention. The hotel is 2 blocks from the Morman complex and the hotel was not busy. Paid $79.00 per night and had 2 bedrooms and kitchenette. Hot breakfast in morning. Park City & Olympic Park about 35 minute drive from hotel. See my reviews of both areas on TA.
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Who planted the orchards? Can we pick fruit?
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Mormon pioneers planted the historic Fruita orchards beginning in the 1880s. The orchards are managed to preserve their historic character and are watered with an irrigation …
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Mormon pioneers planted the historic Fruita orchards beginning in the 1880s. The orchards are managed to preserve their historic character and are watered with an irrigation system essentially in original...
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