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Torrey is a town located on State Route 24 in Wayne County, Utah, United States, 8 miles (13 km) from Capitol Reef National Park. As of the 2010 census, the town had a population of 182.
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1. Highway 12 Scenic Byway
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5.0 based on 744 reviews
This 122-mile route, located in the southwestern region of the state, passes Bryce Canyon and the Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument.
Reviewed By CarElzSEA
Get BBQ in Tropic. Hike to Calf Creek Falls. Eat at Hells Backbone grill. Visit the Anasazi Museum. Allow extra time. Stay at the Prospector Inn, Escalante. Slowly drive the Hogback (and Hells Backbone). Here's the list of highlights along the road: Capitol Reef National Park Boulder Mountain Anasazi State Park Burr Trail Hell's Backbone Backway Hogback Calf Creek Falls Escalante River Trailhead Canyons of the Escalante Upper Valley Granaries Escalante Petrified Forest State Park The Blues Overlook Grand Staircase National Monument Kodachrome Basin State Park Bryce Canyon National Park Red Canyon The problem is having enough time!
2. Redrock Adventure Guides
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5.0 based on 138 reviews
Redrock Adventure Guides specializes in canyoneering, photo tours, backpacking, and hikes in and around Capitol Reef National Park. Our focus is leading individuals and small groups into real wilderness - beautiful, lonely, and pristine - while accommodating any trip to your specific desires, whether it be casual strolls, athletic adventures, natural history education, or instructional clinics. We love sharing real wilderness, not 'leading clients'.
3. Gallery 24
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
4. Velvet Ridge
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Z6789CEjamesd - Roseville, United States
The Great Western Trail runs for several miles on BLM land. The rock formations are multi colored , extremely varied and the views of the valley are breath taking..This is the Velvet Ridge.. Maps are available as are ATV rentals at the Thousand Lakes Campground for those who don't bring their own.. Thousand Lakes is a Good Sam campground and, in our opinion, the best in the Torrey area; well worth the the costs..If we are to pass that way again, we will definitely stay there again and longer..
5. Wilderness Ridge Trail Llamas
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Our season begins March 20th and ends October 1st. Our classic ccara pack llamas are bigger, stronger, go further, and pack more. They are gentle, great with kids & pets alike. The Perfect Hiking buddies. • Llama Rentals- We provide everything you need. Take our llamas & choose your own adventure! • Llama Clinics- learn how to pack with llamas and see if it is for you. • Fully Outfitted Summer Trips: Guides, Food, Shelter, Gear, swag - EVERYTHING is provided!
6. The Old House at Center and Main
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
“The Old House at Center and Main” is home to local hand crafters and authors who consign, display, and sell their quality work. There are over two dozen local crafters' and authors' work. Crafters and authors are often in the store for visitors to learn more about their work. Jewelry, wood art, handmade soaps, fabric art, and leather work are featured. The stately house was built in 1900.
Reviewed By Safari697763
After moving from Utah it's been awhile since I could visit Torrey. This store doesn't have the cheap touristy souvenirs, but handmade items from local artists. Everything I bought felt so much more like I was taking a piece of Torrey and Capitol Reef with me. I got a painting, mosaic, a rock with a local petroglyph painted on, Christmas tree ornament, necklace, a magnet for the fridge, and printed cards. I found so much more I wanted, like home decor, quilts, birdhouses, books, kids toys, kitchenware. Everything is unique. I also have to note how much I appreciated the safety precautions they took, offering face masks and hand sanitizer. Great experience and I definitely plan to return.
7. Oulaw trails guide service
8. Wilderness Ridge Adventures
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Scotto007 - Denver, United States
My husband and I took a 2 hour horseback ride with MaryLou on a sparking May morning! The Capitol Reef rimrock scenery was spectacular. Our guide MaryLou was expert not only about horses but also had encyclopedic knowledge about geology plants and trees. The horses were well cared for and well mannered. Thank you MaryLou and Wilderness Adventures
9. Sleeping Rainbow Adventures
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Sleeping Rainbow Adventures specializes in Jeep tours, stargazing programs, outdoor yoga, guided hikes, backpacking trips, and multi-day base camp adventures in Capitol Reef National Park and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Venture into the wild backcountry on a Cathedral Valley jeep tour or experience the Milky Way through a telescope under one of the best night skies in the country.
10. Hondoo Rivers and Trails
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4.5 based on 90 reviews
Since 1975 offering full service daily and multiday guided horseback, hiking, photography and vehicle tours in the Capitol Reef National Park area of Utah. Camping or Inn lodging options in the red rock country. Seasonal horseback tours from April until October, year-round for other tours. Charter tours of your design.
