Réglementations États-Unis Capitol Reef National Park
Temple of the Moon
Escalade
Réglementations au 30 octobre 2026
La signalisation sur place et les décisions ultérieures prévalent ; consultez la source.
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Interdit toute l’année
Escalade · Toute l’année
En vigueur le 30 octobre 2026
Temple of the Sun and Moon:
The vertical surfaces of the Temple of the Sun and Moon are closed to the public.
Publié par National Park Service · Capitol Reef National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, January 2026
Espace protégé : Capitol Reef National Park
Zone réglementée
Capitol Reef National Park
Elles s’appliquent partout à l’intérieur du périmètre, qu’un site y soit signalé ou non.
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Autorisation requise
Escalade · Toute l’année
En vigueur le 30 octobre 2026
Permits:
Day-Use Permits are required for technical canyoneering, rock climbing, and bouldering routes.
Free Day-Use permits are available outside the Capitol Reef visitor center or online at www.nps.gov/care/planyourvisit. If climbing or canyoneering includes an overnight stay, a backcountry use permit is also required. Canyoneers and climbers must use minimum impact camping and climbing practices which are listed on the permit.
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Climbing, Bouldering and Canyoneering Restrictions:
Climbing and canyoneering within Capitol Reef National Park shall be either free climbing or clean aid climbing, except as described below:
- - No new climbing hardware may be installed and/or left in a fixed location.
Publié par National Park Service · Capitol Reef National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, January 2026
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Autorisation requise
Canyonisme · Toute l’année
En vigueur le 30 octobre 2026
Technical Canyoneering:
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Canyoneering groups are limited to 12 persons per group (to include commercially permitted guides) in the following technical canyons:
- - Cassidy Arch Canyon
- - The Wives: 1,2,3,4,5 & 6
- - Old School
- - Beaver Bay
- - Na-Gah
- - Arch Nemesis
Canyoneering groups are limited to 8 persons per group (to include commercially permitted guides) in all technical canyons not listed in the 12 person areas.
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Permits:
Day-Use Permits are required for technical canyoneering, rock climbing, and bouldering routes.
Free Day-Use permits are available outside the Capitol Reef visitor center or online at www.nps.gov/care/planyourvisit. If climbing or canyoneering includes an overnight stay, a backcountry use permit is also required. Canyoneers and climbers must use minimum impact camping and climbing practices which are listed on the permit.
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Climbing, Bouldering and Canyoneering Restrictions:
Climbing and canyoneering within Capitol Reef National Park shall be either free climbing or clean aid climbing, except as described below:
- - No new climbing hardware may be installed and/or left in a fixed location.
Publié par National Park Service · Capitol Reef National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, January 2026
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Autorisation requise
Camping et bivouac · Toute l’année
En vigueur le 30 octobre 2026
Backcountry Use (camping) Permit:
Required for all overnight use (commercial and non-commercial) outside these designated campgrounds:
- - Fruita Campground
- - Cedar Mesa Campground
- - Cathedral Campground
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Except for the developed campgrounds listed above, camping is not allowed within 1/2 mile or within sight and sound of developed roads and maintained trails.
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Parties using the park's backcountry areas for overnight camping are limited in size to no more than 12 persons, to include commercially permitted guides.
Publié par National Park Service · Capitol Reef National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, January 2026