We are farmers. We grow the food we sell. We serve fresh organic vegetables and salads. We bake artisan bread each day in our wood fired stone oven. We make fresh cheese from the milk our goats give us. We also serve a darn good cup of coffee. Stop and sit on our porch and enjoy some good food.

Old cattle trail which is accessible by 4WD vehicles.

A two-mile hike roundtrip leading to an arch.

Scenic area accessible by dirt road vehicles or hikers.

A short hike with geological viewpoints and photo opportunities.

100-mile scenic area of geological ridges and waves.

60-mile strenuous biking trail.

Biking trail with steep hills, up to 52 miles long.

Scenic canyon in Capitol Reef National Park.

Stunning scenic overlook.

Scenic hiking area less visited than the more famous Zion Narrows.

A short trail with geological viewpoints and photo opportunities.

A 1.75-mile hike leading to the campground and other trails.

An eight-mile trail leading to the Cassidy Arch.

The National Park Service has renovated and refurnished the Gifford farmhouse as a cultural demonstration site to interpret the early Mormon settlement of the Fruita valley. The house depicts the typical spartan nature of rural Utah farm homes of the early 1900's. In addition to the farmhouse, the Gifford homestead includes a barn, smokehouse, garden, pasture, and rock walls.