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The Atlas/Utah/Larb Hollow Overlook

Larb Hollow Overlook

USDA Forest Service overlook on Scenic Byway 12 in Fishlake National Forest, roughly 15 miles southeast of Torrey. Panoramic views sweep across the Waterpocket Fold in Capitol Reef National Park and the Henry Mountains. Paved pull-in with vault toilets and picnic tables. Open May–September.

Utah
Region
Viewpoint
Stop type
Standalone stop
Atlas
// Why riders stop

A natural sit-and-absorb stop on the Boulder Mountain plateau section of UT-12 — pine-scented air, 360-degree canyon country vistas, and a road that rarely exceeds 30 mph either side of the overlook.

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