Park №10SouthwestEst. 1971
Capitol Reef
Utah·241,904 acres·Spring & fall
“A 100-mile wrinkle in the earth hides orchards, petroglyphs, and slot canyons.”
Best season
Spring & fall
Trip length
1–2 days
Acres
241,904
Region
Southwest
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Highlights
- Cassidy ArchWalk-on-top arch named after Butch Cassidy's old hideout area.
- Fruita orchards2,700 historic Mormon-planted fruit trees you can pick from in season.
- Hickman Bridge133-ft natural bridge reached by an easy 2-mile family hike.
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