Things to do in Torrey

Gaze 800 feet down at Sulphur Creek's dramatic "gooseneck" meanders carved over millions of years. Visit at sunrise or sunset when the canyon's rugged contours catch golden light for spectacular photography.

Wander through historic Mormon pioneer orchards where you can pick seasonal fruit in Capitol Reef National Park. At the Gifford Homestead, sample fresh-baked pie made from the surrounding trees' bounty.

Rising 6,302 feet from Utah's barren badlands, Factory Butte's sandstone formation creates an otherworldly landscape. Photographers capture its dramatic silhouette during golden hour when shadows play across the terrain.

This historic Mormon pioneer homestead showcases early 1900s rural Utah life. Sample freshly baked fruit pies from park orchards while browsing handmade quilts and crafts in the picturesque Fruita Valley.

Hike through red sandstone walls and pockmarked formations in this less-traveled canyon trail. Explore hidden side canyons and pause at overlooks for sweeping views of the historic Fruita district below.

Marvel at Capitol Reef's dramatic landscapes from these twin viewpoints. Witness the 800-foot deep canyon with its serpentine river bends—most spectacular at sunrise or sunset.

Spanning nearly 2 million acres, Dixie National Forest showcases landscapes from desert brush to alpine forests. Hike through high mountain meadows or drive scenic routes past multicoloured cliffs and steep-walled gorges.

This rugged sandstone cabin from 1883 tells the storey of a pioneer family of 15 who braved Utah's wilderness. Pair your visit with the nearby Hickman Bridge Trail for a glimpse into Capitol Reef's human history.