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Davis Gulch is a narrow side canyon of the Escalante arm. Bement Arch (about 118 feet across) is in the upper canyon, and La Gorce Arch is lower down. Artist Everett Ruess was last known to be here in 1934; searchers found his burros and a 'NEMO 1934' inscription in the gulch. By land it is reached from the lower Hole-in-the-Rock Road.
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