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This Remote Utah Town Is a Gateway to 2 National Parks and Some of America’s Most Stunning Landscapes
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This Remote Utah Town Is a Gateway to 2 National Parks and Some of America’s Most Stunning Landscapes
It’s also a stop on one of the most scenic drives in the U.S.A hiker under Jacob Hamblin Arch in Escalante, Utah.Credit: Jordan Siemens/Getty ImagesThe canyon country surrounding the town of Escalante is often described as one of the last areas in the continental U.S. to be charted. For a long time, this outpost, located at the doorstep of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in south-central Utah, was overlooked because of its remote…
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