UTAH — Capitol Reef National Park's visitor center is scheduled to be closed for 10 days so that new exhibits can be installed. According to a statement from the park, the visitor center will be ...

The visitor center should be one of the first stops on your visit to Capitol Reef. It is the place to find out road ...

Many people consider skipping Capitol Reef National Park, but to me that is a serious mistake. Capitol Reef in Utah is the ...

The park is divided into three regions, with most of its top attractions located in the Fruita Historic District just off Hwy 24, where you’ll find the Capitol Reef Visitor Center, trailheads to ...

Free overnight permits can be obtained at the Capitol Reef Visitor Center.

Both can be found on the Capitol Reef website or at the visitor’s center, where hikers can also get trail recommendations appropriate for the conditions. Cotrell recommends people visit the park ...

Capitol Reef National Park has nearly 20 orchards totaling dozens of acres across the Fruita historic district, a 19th-century Latter-day Saint pioneer homestead in the center of the park ...

Capitol Reef was granted national park status in ... The scenic drive, which begins just off 24 near the visitors center, is about 16 miles round trip. Forget the self-guided driving-tour pamphlet ...

contact Capitol Reef National Park at 435-425-3791 or visit nps.gov/care. Other than the visitor center, there are no services in the park. In Torrey, 8 miles west, you will find restaurants ...

However, on Friday evening, a surprise "small" sinkhole opened up on S.R. 24 about half a mile east of the Capitol Reef Visitor Center. "While traffic is being diverted single file currently ...

shows the location of the Fruita orchards by the Capitol Reef National Park Visitors Center. The proposed rehabilitation project centers by the Guy Smith and Cook orchards in the northern part of ...