Insights into the Capitol Reef National Park
Goosneck Point
Capitol Reef National Park is one of the younger parks. It was founded in 1971 thanks to its well-preserved desert landscape, canyons, petroglyph rocks and, above all, the largest monoclinic in North America, which is the stratification of rocks and sediments. We will look into a canyon, where the prospect is called Goosneck Point
Insights into the Capitol Reef National Park
Goosneck Point
Capitol Reef National Park is one of the younger parks. It was founded in 1971 thanks to its well-preserved desert landscape, canyons, petroglyph rocks and, above all, the largest monoclinic in North America, which is the stratification of rocks and sediments. We will look into a canyon, where the viewpoint is called Goosneck Point, located behind the western edge of the park and is very well hidden in a dirt road. It offers a stunning but stunning view of the canyon, which winds like a snake thanks to Sulfur Creek
Capitol Reef
Capitol Reef from the main road that crosses the park
At the top of Goosneck Point
Beautiful panoramic view.
Goosneck point
Beautiful view of Sulfur Creek
Goosneck point
Looking to the other side
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