Have you had a chance to visit Capital Reef National Park? It’s a park near Arches and Bryce Canyon that offers a different take on the massive red rock walls and natural arches of Arches National Park, and the red and white hoodoos of Bryce Canyon.
Into the Waterpocket Fold – Capital Reef N.P to Coyote Gulch Backpacking – by TrekkingTheWest.com from Dan Mccoy on Vimeo.
This video highlights beautifully what you’ll find when visiting this park. It’s a beautiful place to go with much to see. It sometimes get a little overlooked due to it’s bigger brothers and sisters of Zion, Bryce, and Arches; but it offers a different beauty that you won’t find elsewhere.
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Clay Hunter is an outdoor evangelist. He's spent considerable time in the outdoors cayoneering, hiking, backpacking and river rafting. He counts himself incredibly lucky to have had the chance to experience much of southern and eastern Utah through his travels.
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