Getting to remote Cathedral Valley at the remote Capitol Reef National Park in Utah is fraught with danger, beauty and downright fun!
Sandstorm near Hanksville
Fording the Fremont River
Angry looking formations
Colorful Bentonite Hills
Green Hills
More from Capitol Reef National Park’s amazing Cathedral Valley.
I woke up early enough last week to catch the light from an early morning sunrise at Cathedral Valley at Capitol Reef National Park.
Light from the setting sun is cast upon the pinnacles and spires at Cathedral Valley at Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
Storm clouds appear over Cathedral Valley at Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
Cathedral Valley is in a remote section of the remote Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. You have to drive about 25 miles on a rough and rocky road from the central area of the park to get there. I hope they never build a paved road to Cathedral Valley because those who travel on the road are truly rewarded for their effort. Here’s a glimpse of the valley nearing sunset. Many more images to follow soon.
The only things missing from this cathedral-like setting are the Gargoyles!
