by Caitlin Lamb | Nov 14, 2023 | Capitol Reef National Park, Our Blog
Many first-time visitors to the park have the same question; why is it called Capitol Reef? As you’ll quickly notice, there’s no water in the park, and definitely no coral reefs. There aren’t any preserved fossils from coral reefs, either. The park is nowhere near the...
by Caitlin Lamb | Sep 21, 2023 | Capitol Reef National Park, Cougar Ridge Lodge, National Parks, Our Blog, Things to do in Utah
One of the most popular activities to enjoy during your stay in the best mountain home lodge Utah has to offer is hiking. From the popular Cassidy Arch Trail to the challenging Navajo Knobs Trail, there are countless Capitol Reef hikes to choose from. And Capitol Reef...
by Caitlin Lamb | Sep 14, 2023 | Activities & Adventure, Capitol Reef National Park, Cougar Ridge Lodge, Our Blog
Nothing derails a fun outdoor vacation faster than a bad sunburn, hiking blisters, or a headache from dehydration. These and other common injuries and ailments can leave you feeling uncomfortable, or worse, land you in the hospital during your vacation. Many common...
by Caitlin Lamb | Sep 7, 2023 | Activities & Adventure, Capitol Reef National Park, Things to do in Utah
While the region might be best known for its hot, sunny summers, few visitors to Southern Utah ever get to experience the other four seasons here. The red rock walls of Capitol Reef National Park take on a whole new look when they’re covered in a dusting of bright,...
by Caitlin Lamb | Aug 20, 2023 | Activities & Adventure, Capitol Reef National Park, Cougar Ridge Lodge
One of the best things about choosing Cougar Ridge for your Torrey UT vacation rentals is the chance to take advantage of our many on-site amenities. From our brand-new pool and hot tubs to unique options like a private rodeo or a learning activity, there’s truly...
by Caitlin Lamb | Aug 15, 2023 | Capitol Reef National Park, National Parks, Things to do in Utah
Traveling through Capitol Reef National Park today, it can be difficult to imagine people living in the remote and sometimes challenging wilderness. But look closely, and you’ll find the evidence. Some big examples are the Capitol Reef petroglyphs, the Gifford...
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