
The Hole in the Rock route climbs a steep, narrow cleft on the west side of the main channel at about buoy 66, just below the mouth of the Escalante arm. From the water it is about half a mile each way to the rim, over boulders and loose rock, on the route the 1879-80 San Juan Mission pioneers cut to lower their wagons to the river. The rim can also be reached by the Hole-in-the-Rock Road, a long, rough dirt road from Escalante.


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