Utah Points of Interest

Top of Sandy Bench


Top of Sandy Bench is a point of interest located in the Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. It is a popular destination among tourists due to its stunning panorama that offers a breathtaking view of the park's diverse geological formations.

Visitors can access Sandy Bench by taking the Capitol Gorge road, which is a scenic drive that leads to the viewpoint. Once there, visitors can enjoy the towering red rock formations, including the Henry Mountains in the distance.

One of the unique features of Top of Sandy Bench is the presence of several rock formations that resemble different objects, such as a castle or a whale. Visitors can also enjoy hiking trails, which offer an opportunity to explore the surrounding areas and experience the beauty of the park up close.

Another reason to visit Top of Sandy Bench is the abundance of wildlife in the area. Visitors may be able to spot desert bighorn sheep, mule deer, and other animals that call the park home.

Overall, Top of Sandy Bench is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Capitol Reef National Park. Its stunning views, unique rock formations, and diverse wildlife make it one of the top attractions in the area. Get driving directions.
TOP OF SANDY BENCH

Points of Interest
Location
Above Temples Viewpoint
Bentonite Hills High Point
Capitol Reef Visitor Center
East Entrance Orientation Wayside
Fruita Schoolhouse
Frying Pan Trail
Gifford House (store and museum)
Golden Throne Trail End
Hattie's Field
LARB HOLLOW OVERLOOK CUA DISPERSED
Navajo Knobs
North Notom Road View of Waterpocket Fold
Panorama Point Overlook
Pendleton Barn
Pendleton Field
Petroglyph Panel
Pioneer Register
River Fording - No Bridge - Use Caution
Top of Notom Bench
Top of Sandy Bench
West Entrance Orientation Wayside
ZEDDS MEADOW CUA DISPERSED

Nearby Camping
Location Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Horse Canyon - Grand Staircase Nat Mon Numerous 5,943 ft
Mix Pad Dispersed Numerous 4,643 ft
Cedar Mesa - Capitol Reef National Park 5 5,610 ft