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Capitol Reef National Park protects a dramatic section of the Waterpocket Fold geological formation in south-central Utah. This fold represents a nearly 100-mile uplift and fault line, creating unique canyons, cliffs, and domes. The park features historic orchards, pioneer settlements, and scenic dr...
Hickman Bridge is a natural sandstone bridge in Capitol Reef National Park in south-central Utah. The opening has a span of approximately 133 feet and stands above a side canyon near the Fremont River corridor. Visitors reach it by a maintained hiking trail that climbs through exposed desert terrain...
Cassidy Arch is a large natural sandstone arch situated within Capitol Reef National Park in south-central Utah. Carved out of the Wingate Sandstone formation, the structure is accessible to park visitors via a moderately strenuous hiking trail. It was named after the notorious American outlaw Butch...
