Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
The park's expansiveness, majestic canyons, and sweeping views are unbeatable. This park is surrounded by a geographical feature called Water Pocket Fold (100-mile-long wrinkle in the Earth's crust).
The park got its name due to the white dome in the park which is similar to the State capitol domes and the cliffs forming a barrier like an Ocean reef.
Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking solace in a breathtaking environment, Capitol Reef offers an unforgettable journey that redefines the desert experience.
Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking solace in a breathtaking environment, Capitol Reef offers an unforgettable journey that redefines the desert experience.
Prepare to be inspired, awed, and humbled by the hidden wonders that await in this remarkable national park..jpg)
Here is our travelogue.
See.. these layers tell the story through millions of years :-) This is my wall paper on my laptop by the way.
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Until next time,
I'm participating in #BlogchatterA2Z
Other A2Z Posts:
C for Capitol Reef National Park
E for Escalante National Monument
G for Great Smoky Mountains National Park
H for Hot Springs National Park
K for Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument
R for Rocky Mountain National Park
W for White Sands National Park
Y for Yellowstone National Park
I give you one travel recommendation for each letter of the alphabet. So, follow my blog every day in April for travel recommendations.
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Another interesting place. So far, the three posts I've seen feature a sepia motif made of sand :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha true. We have traveled to some good places, but so far these natural stone formations through millions of years of erosion wonder me a lot. It's like walking through history watching these places.
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