Home | Categories | National Parks | Hotels | Site Map | Photographs | QTVR | Whats New? | More... UTAH Index | Introduction | Photographs | QTVR | Driving Distances | Map | Weather | Hotels QTVR Panorama along UT 24, west side of Capitol Reef National Park Sites in Utah NPS Units Arches Bryce Canyon Canyonlands Capitol Reef Cedar Breaks Dinosaur Glen Canyon Hovenweep Natural Bridges Zion Other Places Dead Horse Point Flaming Gorge Goblin Valley Grand Staircase Kodachrome Basin Monument Valley Mount Timpanogos Red Canyon Snow Canyon More Locations... Canyon Rims RA Coral Pink Sand Dunes Dark Canyon Dixie National Forest Escalante SP Goosenecks SP Little Sahara Mexican Hat Paria Rimrocks Salt Lake Desert San Rafael Swell Utah Site Map Site Search Enter your search terms this site all the web Submit search form Capitol Reef National Park > QTVR Panorama To show that not every day at Capitol Reef National Park is bright and sunny, this is a view after late April snowfall along UT 24, on the west side of Capitol Reef, close to the park entrance. The red cliffs on the north side of the road include Chimney Rock, Mummy Cliff and the edge of Meeks Mesa, while land to the south is mostly featureless though the deep canyon of Sulphur Creek is less than a mile away. high resolution version (700 kB) More Panoramas Back to Top Arizona | California | Colorado | Nevada | New Mexico | Texas | Utah | Wyoming | Slot Canyons | Travelogue | SOUTHWEST

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