SkyRidge Inn Bed and Breakfast, situated in the heart of Utah's canyon country on 72 acres, is nationally recognized for its magnificent setting and unparalleled views of red cliffs and aspen-covered mountains.

This AAA Four Diamond-rated Inn was recently featured in National Geographic Traveler and selected by Sunset magazine as "One of the World's Best 24 Inns". You can also see SkyRidge in the December 2000 issue of Travel & Leisure.

The three-story inn features a collection of antiques, contemporary art, folk sculpture, and western touches. Relax in one of six beautiful lodging accommodations, all with private baths, cable TV/VCR, phones and spectacular vistas; or choose from rooms featuring a private deck, patio, and hot tub or whirlpool tub. The Gallery Living Room is the place to be at sunset. Whether sharing a conversation in front of the crackling fireplace, reading a good novel, or simply gazing out at the crimson sky as the sun slips behind the mountains, you'll thoroughly enjoy the ambiance. Enjoy the convenience of wireless Internet access for your laptop, which is available throughout the inn.

A wonderfully delicious full breakfast awaits you each morning. Delight in fresh seasonal fruit; homemade granola; fresh baked muffins, coffee cake, or scones; a hot entree; and coffee or tea. Guest favorites include croissant French toast, green chili-cheese frittata, and "made to order" omelettes. The view from the dining room takes in aspen-covered Boulder Mountain and a variety of colorful birds cavorting at the feeders outside the windows. Complimentary beverages are available throughout the day, with hors d'oeuvres and sangria served each evening. Beverages and snacks are served from 5:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Come to Capitol Reef country and SkyRidge Inn Bed and Breakfast for outdoor adventure and indoor pampering.

SkyRidge is just five minutes from Utah's Capitol Reef National Park. This scenic drive offers incredible views of colorful cliffs and massive domes culminating in a sheer-walled canyon. Hike to the top of Cassidy's Arch or to Hickman's Bridge, both with spectacular panoramas. Stroll down the Grand Wash with its "narrows". During the summer and fall you are invited to enter the ancient orchards planted by pioneers and pick you own fruit.

Let your hosts assist you in renting a four-wheel drive vehicle so that you can cross the Fremont River and explore Cathedral Valley with its stark monoliths and soaring spires. Additional attractions include a 200-foot-long rock art panel considered one of the finest in the world, a nature walk to a 126-foot-high waterfall, and the Burr Trail with its twisting switchbacks and magnificent views.