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Utah
2.4 mi
Distance
937 ft
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Why you'll love it
Capitol Gorge Trail
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Capitol Gorge Trail is a scenic desert hike through a narrow, colorful canyon in Capitol Reef National Park, featuring striking red and cream-colored rock walls. The trail follows a wash bottom with moderate elevation gain, offering excellent views of layered geology and occasional natural water pockets. This relatively short hike provides an accessible way to experience the dramatic canyon landscapes that make Capitol Reef a premier Utah destination.

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~9 min drive
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