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Click here to start a 3D tour of the park. You will need 3D glasses to view this series of anaglyphic images.
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Map of Capitol Reef National Park. Click on the "Next Image" (below) to continue on the image tour, or click on any of the small red dots on the map above to go directly to selected images. |
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| Monument in Halls Creek | Hamburger Rocks | Hamburger Rocks | ||
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| Mesa of Cretaceous strata | Badlands in Cretaceous strata | Oyster Ridge in Strike Valley | ||
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| Morrison Formation | The Castle near Torrey | Fremont River | ||
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| Moenkopi, Chinle, and Wingate Formations | Moenkopi, Chinle, and Wingate Formations | Talus slope in Wingate Fm. | ||
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| The Narrows in Grand Wash | Navajo Sandstone | Capitol Gorge | ||
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| Waterpocket in Capitol Gorge | The Tanks in Capitol Gorge | Capitol Gorge | ||
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| Pleasant Creek area | Capitol Gorge | Waterpocket Fold | ||
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| Hogbacks along Notom Road | The Notom Road | Waterpocket Fold | ||
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| The Burr Trail | The Burr Trail | Peek-A-Boo Arch | ||
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| Muley Twist Canyon | Strike Valley Overlook | Peek-A-Boo Arch | ||
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| Henry Mountains | Strike Valley Overlook | Strike Valley Overlook | ||
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| Strike Valley Overlook | Halls Canyon landslide | Brimhall Arch Overlook |
| Click here to see more geology tours of National Parks. |
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Check out the National Park Service's Capitol Reef National Park site - http://www.nps.gov/care/ Click here to see information about park stratigraphy and historic geologic reports. See a geologic Map of Capitol Reef National Park: Billingsley, G. H., Huntoon, P. W., and Breed, W. J.,
1987, Geologic Map of Capitol Reef National Park and vicinity, Emery,
Garfield, Millard and Wayne Counties, Utah. Utah Geological Survey Map
no. 87; available on-line at: http://www.ugs.state.ut.us/maps/geomap/parkmaps/pdf/M-87.pdf. |
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This website is an image tour of Capitol Reef National Park. All pictures were taken in early June 2003. The 3D images are anaglyphs and require red and cyan 3-D (anaglyph) viewing glasses. A search on the World Wide Web will yield many sites about anaglyphs and where to get 3D glasses. |
| This page is <https://gotbooks.miracosta.edu/gonp/care/> Last modified Mon 12/22/2009 |
