‘Just disturbing’: Vandals deface redrock monolith in southern Utah’s Capitol Reef National Park

(Courtesy of Capitol Reef National Park) Pictured is vandalism at Capitol Reef National Park.

(Courtesy of Capitol Reef National Park) Pictured is vandalism at Capitol Reef National Park.

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