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Fruita Barn
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Gifford Homestead
Capitol Reef National Park, Scenic Dr, Teasdale, UT 84773, United States
Cohab Canyon Trailhead
Torrey, UT 84775
Fruita Schoolhouse
UT-24, Torrey, UT 84775
Petroglyph Panels
UT-24, Torrey, UT 84775
Nearby restaurants
Gifford House & Museum Store
Scenic Dr, Torrey, UT 84775
Nearby local services
Cohab Canyon
Utah 84775
Nearby hotels
Fruita Campground
Camp Ground Rd, Torrey, UT 84775
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Fruita Barn

Teasdale, UT 84773
4.8(24)
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Outdoor
Scenic
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Family friendly
Pet friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Gifford Homestead, Cohab Canyon Trailhead, Fruita Schoolhouse, Petroglyph Panels, restaurants: Gifford House & Museum Store, local businesses: Cohab Canyon
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Nearby attractions of Fruita Barn

Gifford Homestead

Cohab Canyon Trailhead

Fruita Schoolhouse

Petroglyph Panels

Gifford Homestead

Gifford Homestead

4.7

(349)

Closed
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Cohab Canyon Trailhead

Cohab Canyon Trailhead

4.6

(14)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Fruita Schoolhouse

Fruita Schoolhouse

4.5

(63)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Petroglyph Panels

Petroglyph Panels

4.6

(262)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Gifford House & Museum Store

Gifford House & Museum Store

Gifford House & Museum Store

4.6

(38)

$

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Cohab Canyon

Cohab Canyon

Cohab Canyon

5.0

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BradBrad
Fruita Valley is one of the interesting places to visit at Capital Reef National Park. This is small but fertile area around Fremont River, which is otherwise surrounded by endless miles in all directions of harsh environs. The area was inhabited by native Americans in centuries long past and by early settlers in Utah around the turn of the 20th century. Today, you can visit Fruita Valley in the area of Rt 24 and the Capital Reef National Park Scenic Road turnoff. You will find orchards with fruit trees (and deer), old barns, horse pasteur, broken down wagons on display as well as a historic Gifford Homestead house which operates as a gift shop and bakery these days. In the end, Fruita Valley is a neat place to spend 30-45 minutes before taking the Scenic Drive south or between hikes you are interested in making in the Capital Reef area.
Michelle Warren LesondakMichelle Warren Lesondak
This area is ALL INCREDIBLE. I'm so happy it's not crowded, but also have the pull to share the beauty. Fruita is a beautiful escape from the desert 🌵, and looks amazing with yellow leaves covering the sides of the Fremont River against the Red Rock of the park. Highly recommend coming to this area of Utah, taking a few minutes to walk around Fruita, and hiking some of the trails.
Traveling TerrezzasTraveling Terrezzas
Fruita Valley is one of the most prettiest, enjoyable things in a NP. If you are not into hiking, this area is for you. Very rich history with the remains of the settlement culture like this barn. The barn - there isn't much to see inside- but looking at it from the outside with the background is just breathtaking and takes you to a time of the settlement and wild west.
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Fruita Valley is one of the interesting places to visit at Capital Reef National Park. This is small but fertile area around Fremont River, which is otherwise surrounded by endless miles in all directions of harsh environs. The area was inhabited by native Americans in centuries long past and by early settlers in Utah around the turn of the 20th century. Today, you can visit Fruita Valley in the area of Rt 24 and the Capital Reef National Park Scenic Road turnoff. You will find orchards with fruit trees (and deer), old barns, horse pasteur, broken down wagons on display as well as a historic Gifford Homestead house which operates as a gift shop and bakery these days. In the end, Fruita Valley is a neat place to spend 30-45 minutes before taking the Scenic Drive south or between hikes you are interested in making in the Capital Reef area.
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This area is ALL INCREDIBLE. I'm so happy it's not crowded, but also have the pull to share the beauty. Fruita is a beautiful escape from the desert 🌵, and looks amazing with yellow leaves covering the sides of the Fremont River against the Red Rock of the park. Highly recommend coming to this area of Utah, taking a few minutes to walk around Fruita, and hiking some of the trails.
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Fruita Valley is one of the most prettiest, enjoyable things in a NP. If you are not into hiking, this area is for you. Very rich history with the remains of the settlement culture like this barn. The barn - there isn't much to see inside- but looking at it from the outside with the background is just breathtaking and takes you to a time of the settlement and wild west.
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Fruita Valley is one of the interesting places to visit at Capital Reef National Park. This is small but fertile area around Fremont River, which is otherwise surrounded by endless miles in all directions of harsh environs. The area was inhabited by native Americans in centuries long past and by early settlers in Utah around the turn of the 20th century.

Today, you can visit Fruita Valley in the area of Rt 24 and the Capital Reef National Park Scenic Road turnoff. You will find orchards with fruit trees (and deer), old barns, horse pasteur, broken down wagons on display as well as a historic Gifford Homestead house which operates as a gift shop and bakery these days.

In the end, Fruita Valley is a neat place to spend 30-45 minutes before taking the Scenic Drive south or between hikes you are interested in making in the...

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8y

This area is ALL INCREDIBLE. I'm so happy it's not crowded, but also have the pull to share the beauty. Fruita is a beautiful escape from the desert 🌵, and looks amazing with yellow leaves covering the sides of the Fremont River against the Red Rock of the park. Highly recommend coming to this area of Utah, taking a few minutes to walk around Fruita, and hiking some...

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4y

Fruita Valley is one of the most prettiest, enjoyable things in a NP. If you are not into hiking, this area is for you. Very rich history with the remains of the settlement culture like this barn. The barn - there isn't much to see inside- but looking at it from the outside with the background is just breathtaking and takes you to a time of the settlement...

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