Capitol Reef National Park. Capitol Reef is known for its massive, wrinkle-like geological feature called the Waterpocket Fold, contains historic orchards where you can pick fruit, boasts incredible dark skies for stargazing, holds ancient petroglyphs and fossils, and offers a quieter, less crowded experience than other Utah parks, essentially condensing features from Zion, Arches, and Bryce into one park. Please note all videos on this page were taken by us on our road trips in the USA and Cana

Capitol Reef National Park. Utah. Capitol Reef National Park in Utah is a lesser-known park known for its dramatic landscapes, historic orchards, and stunning night skies. It protects the Waterpocket Fold, a nearly 100-mile-long "wrinkle" in the earth's crust with colorful sandstone domes, cliffs, and canyons. Visitors can hike to natural bridges, explore historic Fruita, and enjoy activities like stargazing and fruit picking in season. Please note all photos, videos and reels on this page were

📌 Save this itinerary for your next trip to Capitol Reef National Park and see below visiting tips 🏜️ Timing: Fall and Winter are actually the perfect time to visit southern Utah since you not only get the places to yourself but the weather is also mild. 🎟️ Park Entry fee: Capitol reef doesn’t have a gate so make sure to stop by the Visitor Center (near Fruita) to get a pass, grab a map, and see which trails are open - alternatively just hang your America the Beautiful pass if you have one 🥧