Pictures of Torrey

• Utah
• Wayne County
• USA
• North America
• World

Wedged between blush-colored cliffs and bordered with emerald meadows, this 19th-century pioneering town is perfectly situated for outdoor fun and adventures.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Appreciate the fascinating Mormon history, admire the spectacular scenery and visit the bakery and gift shop in these wooden cabins.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Encounter such intriguing sights as an indigenous granary, an old pit house and chipmunks on your way to the Hickman Bridge arch.