Capitol Reef National Park | Utah

Capitol Reef National Park is in south central Utah and is full of cliffs, canyons, domes and bridges. The park got its name from the rounded dome formations that resemble those on the U.S. Capitol building; as well as the colorful ridges (or “reef”) of sandstone cliffs. Jack and Colton are exploring its history and trekking two days through the backcountry while packing “ultra-light”.
Rock the Park taps into America’s love affair with our national parks. In this awe-inspiring and entertaining series our hosts, Jack Steward and Colton Smith, come face to face with nature and some of the most amazing places on earth.
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[@user-yu8jg4lu2u]

Fun fact: Fruit orchards and outlaws are what make this park so special.

[@quixote5844]

Very well done, professional . Nice mix of men and women made this video happen.

[@quixote5844]

Moved here from Ohio in 1980. I looked for the most remote place in the West. This is it. Shhhhh!

[@planbrv]

Capitol Reef is one of our family’s favorites!!! Highly underrated. That Cassidy Arch Trail is a blast, too! The kids loved watching this episode!

[@MsBas44]

Love this park, fruita campground is a gem!

[@KevinKeys]

The best park out of Utah's mighty five.

[@georgeblanks5616]

You're playing made me think of kung fu 😑LOL! love ROCK THE PARK been watching for years🏞

[@beach3girl459]

Slot canyons make me nervous! 😬

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[@vincentkc48]

Did a roadtrip in late June/early July through 4 states, Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho. I came back absolutely amazed by south utah. If you’re coming in through the East like from Moab I recommend people to check out swing arm city! Not too far from the park.

[@user-yu8jg4lu2u]

Utah is indeed steeped in Native American and Mormon history!