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What campers say
Cathedral Gorge State Park offers striking, otherworldly siltstone spires and narrow slot canyons that reward short visits or overnight stays. The park is generally well maintained, with clean restrooms and accessible campground spaces, and a modest day-use fee (around $5–$10). Moon Canyon is often noted for longer, more dramatic slots, while Miller Point and its overlook provide popular sunset and photo opportunities. Practical tradeoffs include limited shade and fragile, crumbly formations—climbing can accelerate erosion—so plan visits outside peak heat. Trails are present but not extensive; the park suits photography, short hikes, and casual exploration.
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