Rim Overlook/Navajo Knobs Trail
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Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
Description
The longest maintained hiking trail in Capitol Reef National Park. It is a 4.9-mile hike following the reddish Kayenta sandstone layer. It passes along the north of Fremont River Valley and climbs to the overlaying Navajo sandstone at the end. At the end of the trail, hikers will have a beautiful view of the whole park.
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Lat: 38.288731 Lng: -111.227723
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WikiCamps-Russ
This trail first leads to the Rim Overlook and is 2.3 miles (3.6km) one way. It then continues onto Navajo Knobs which is a total of 4.7 miles (7.6km) one way from car park. From Navajo Knobs you're rewarded with a 360 degree mountain top panorama!
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Corey
The Hickman Natural Bridge can be seen pretty well on the way up. If you're not planning on going afk the way to Navajo Knobs, I'd go a little beyond the Rim Overlook to see The Castle, especially in the morning. Awesome view from Navajo Knobs. Worth the hike for sure .