The Hole in the Rock is a crack through which pioneers lowered wagons as they make a tedious expedition across Glen Canyon to reach the Bluff area on the San Juan River. The pioneers traveled what we now call Hole in the Rock Road. The road is sandy and rutty; a four-wheel drive vehicle is needed to get to the rim above Lake Powell. It is a challenging drive in a modern vehicle. It is a marvel that pioneers in covered wagons made it down the road.
But that was the easy part. Getting teams and wagons down the cliff face into Glen Canyon was an almost overwhelming task. The blasted rock and rigged a block and tackle system to lower wagons. Ruts from wagon wheels can still be seen in the rock.
Tristan and Mikayla swimming with Grandma Potter
Climbing the sandstone mountains in camp
Tristan hated the sand since it had stickers and got in his shoes,
so he sat in his chair the whole time he was on shore.
Doesn't he look happy!
so he sat in his chair the whole time he was on shore.
Doesn't he look happy!
Tristan's favorite place, to stay in the boat!
Far away from the sand and close to food.
Far away from the sand and close to food.
Roasting Marshmallows around the campfire...
I think more went in the fire and sand than in our mouths.
I think more went in the fire and sand than in our mouths.
Dillan kneeboarding
Looks like you had fun!
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