Hole N" The Rock, Natural arch and tourist attraction in San Juan County, United States.
Hole N' the Rock is a residence carved into a sandstone cliff featuring fourteen rooms supported by large pillars and containing original furnishings throughout the space. The structure extends across multiple levels within the rock with shelving carved directly from the walls.
Construction of this dwelling began in 1940 and the family moved in during 1952, with public access beginning in 1957. This transformation into a tourist attraction marked a significant shift in the site's history.
The property displays metal and stone sculptures by a Colorado artist, along with Native American pottery and jewelry in the trading post section. Visitors can encounter these handcrafted pieces while moving through the rooms.
The site is located south of Moab along a major highway and is easily accessible by car. Visitors should plan for time to explore the interior spaces and can browse the attached shops before or after their tour.
The structure features a 65-foot chimney drilled directly through solid rock. This engineering accomplishment is a remarkable technical achievement that many visitors overlook.
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