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Fruita is the historic heart of Capitol Reef National Park, an oasis of orchards and preserved buildings from the late 19th-century pioneers who settled here. Once a thriving community, Fruita is now a protected historic district. Visitors can also tour the historic one-room schoolhouse and the Gifford Homestead, which offers cake and ice cream, and learn about the history of this unique landscape.

Here you can visit the museum as well as queue up to buy cakes. These are filled with local fruit and are delicious. There are also picnic tables outside so you can eat some of the delicacies straight away.

This lookout offers an excellent view of Sulfur Creek about 800 feet below. In particular, the erosion of the canyon, which is largely determined by Sulfur Creek, can be observed with the various layers of rock.

A really great vantage point. If you stay in Torrey, you can spontaneously get here quickly if the weather is good. Just minutes from the parking lot, this spot is perfect for memorable sunsets. Tip: it is best to climb onto the small rocks. Then the view is a lot better.

As the name suggests, this is a lovely place to watch the setting sun. But it's also a great, full-daylight viewpoint for taking in the dramatic landscape all around you, including Sulphur Creek Canyon below.

Don't be shy about exploring spur trails as you move through Cohab Canyon — you might just find some beautiful panoramas over the surrounding area. If you don't want to do an out-and-back hike, you'll need to set up a car shuttle from any of the possible road access points you can link into from this trail.

This is a massive sandstone arch that you can actually stand on. It sits several hundred feet above the Grand Wash and Scenic Drive, offering stunning views of the surrounding area.

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