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Basics
- Length:
- 5.25 miles oneway
- Difficulty:
- Intermediate
- Time:
- 3 hours
- Season:
- Year round, but best March to October
Description
You can hike along the dry riverbed in the bottom of Capitol Gorge at the end of the scenic drive. The gorge cuts through the reef to the east. At 3/4 of a mile are natural water tanks typical of the "Waterpocket Fold" and at 1-1/2 miles is a "pioneer register" -- names scratched on the walls. The riverbed can be followed another 3 miles to Notum Road on the east side of the reef.Length:
5.25 miles oneway
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Time:
3 hours
Season:
Year round, but best March to October
