A 133-foot-span natural bridge of Kayenta/Navajo sandstone reached by one of Capitol Reef’s most popular short hikes. The trail climbs from the Fremont River corridor to views of Capitol Dome and the Waterpocket Fold before looping under the bridge.
Field facts
| Region | Wayne County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 38.2914, -111.2346 |
| Access | Signed trailhead on UT-24 about 2 miles east of the Capitol Reef visitor center |
| Hike | About 1.8–2.0 miles RT, ~400 ft gain; moderate |
| Agency | National Park Service — Capitol Reef National Park |
| Span | 133 ft natural bridge |
Nearby locations
Nearby amenities
- CampgroundFRUITA CAMPGROUND1.5 km away
- Rec areaCapitol Reef National Park1.5 km away
- CampgroundCapitol Reef Group Campground2 km away
- Rec areaSevier River7 km away
- Rec areaFremont Gorge10.1 km away
- CampgroundSINGLETREE16.5 km away
Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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