In the late 1890s, Arthur Chaffin came to Hite with his father and brothers looking for gold. After little luck they gave up. As other mineral booms occurred in the region, Chaffin took advantage of the largest - the uranium boom. Since Hite was situated at an important Colorado River crossing, he established a ferry. His ferry operated from the 1946 to 1964, when Lake Powell was filled.
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The Big Five Parks of Southern Utah Tour
In the late summer of 2022 Ken and Virginia needed to use the airline tickets they had purchased way back in 2020 but could not use due to t...
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Plan B was to drive back to the Canyonlands access road and head into that park. Along the access road were several places to pull out and v...
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The cabin shown here was built in 1882 by Elijah Behunin, one of the earliest Mormon settlers to come to this area, to house his family whic...

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