Have you seen Capital Reef National Park? In truth most have not, but what a shame. It gets slightly overshadowed by it’s bigger sibling Zion, Arches, Canyonlands, and Bryce. But as one looks at the images of this national treasure, you can’t help but ask yourself why haven’t you seen it yet?
For those who have made it to Capital Reef National Park, we know of the wonder that we felt as we looked at those towering sandstone structures made up of white domes and Navajo Sandstone; each of which bare a similar resemblance to the United States capital building (hence the name Capital Reef).
If you haven’t had the chance to visit this wonderful place then add it to your bucket list and make plans to come see it.
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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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