Things To Do in Torrey, Utah

The colorfully-layered rock canyons and rich green valleys of Capitol Reef National Park inspired the Navaj... More on LLBean.com

It will take you down by the Capitol Gorge if you go east and if you go south it will take you to a rougher... More on Epinions.com

Visit the Ripple Rock Nature Center, located on the Scenic Drive, just south of the ... More on TripAdvisor

This is a great stop in Capital Reef if you are travelng with kids. They have interactive displays and acti... More on TripAdvisor

Sixty-five million years ago, while forces inside the earth were pushing up the Colorado Plateau, a 100-mile-long wrinkle in the earth's mantle was formed in southern Utah. Thousands of feet of sub... More on Trails

Hiked this on 5/2/2007 -- I turned this into a 13.7 (according to the GPS b More on Trails

Map of Burr Trail (647KB pdf) The Burr Trail takes the adventurous traveler into some of Utah's most beautiful and extraordinary country. Views of the Henry Mountains, the colorfully contorted Wate... More on Nps.gov

Great canyon hike combined with a great view of the waterpocket fold. More on Trails

Fruita is an old pioneer town in the middle of Capitol Reef National Park. There are a few old pioneer buildings, a park, and some ... More on igougo

First you meet up with your outfitters, we chose Hondoo Rivers and Trails. They were very nice. We all met at their home and got ... More on igougo

From Interstate 70 in central Utah, take UT 24 south to Hanksville. Where UT 24 turns west, follow it to the Capitol Reef National Park entrance. The highway crosses the park and exits on the west near Torrey. Near the park entrance ... More on Trails

Utah RT 24 goes east out of the Capitol Reef along the Fremont River, going toward Hanksville. As it comes out of the reef, the river tumbles over a waterfall making a large pool below. A great swimming hole ... More on SwimmingHoles.info

Chimney Rock Canyon is a long, narrow desert drainage on the northwestern side of Capital Reef National Park. It begins just outside the park on the eastern slopes of Thousand Lakes Mountain and meanders for some 15 miles through ... More on Trails