The petroglyphs were created by ancestral Puebloan people living, farming, and hunting in the area between 650 and 2,000 years ago. Some of the ancient artists may have lived at Puerco Pueblo, located less than one mile north of this site.
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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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An unexpected find on the east side of UT-95 about 12 miles south of where the highway crosses the Colorado River. It is composed of red s... -
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... -
Extending out of Fruita to the south is a dead-end 13 mile scenic drive, the first 8 miles of which are paved. That’s Navajo Dome in the bac...
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