Legends and curiosities of Hole N” the Rock
Originally published at Milliver’s Travels under my pen name Crystal Gabrielle
After successfully winding up another long-term house-sitting job, I was heading from Grand Junction, Colorado to Albuquerque, New Mexico. I decided to swing out through Utah to see the sights.
Approximately 12 miles south of Moab, Utah, a big white arrow and the words HOLE N” THE ROCK painted on the side of a red cliff caught my attention.
On the other side of the rock I was surprised to find a tourist attraction. It looked funky and fun so I pulled off into the ample parking lot.
(I was there in mid-May. I’m guessing it’s not “ample” during peak season.)
I parked in front of the General Store and thought about getting some ice cream. The first thing I noticed were these unusual Jeeps: one had camo as its color scheme and the other was made out of license plates.
