Escalante, Utah · Garfield County · Facility
Tucked into the cliff face above this wayside is a small stone-and-mud-daubed structure constructed by Ancient Puebloans. This structure is thought to be a storage place for corn, grain, and other foods grown and harvested nearby. A viewing tube directs visitors' eyes to the granary that would otherwise be hard to see …
Tucked into the cliff face above this wayside is a small stone-and-mud-daubed structure constructed by Ancient Puebloans. This structure is thought to be a storage place for corn, grain, and other foods grown and harvested nearby. A viewing tube directs visitors' eyes to the granary that would otherwise be hard to see as it blends so well into the landscape.
From Escalnte drive 7 miles west on Highway 12, the overlook is on your left. From Highway 89 drive 52 miles east on Highway 12 the overlook is on your left.
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