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1 Escalante Desert	2 Escalante River	3 Kaiparowits Plateau	4 Dance Hall/40 Mile	5 Fifty Mile Spring
6 Hole-in-the-Rock	7 Cottonwood Canyon	8 Cottonwood Hill	9 The Chute	10 Gray Mesa
11 Slick Rocks	12 Death Valley	13 Lake Canyon	14 Castle Wash	15 Clay Hills
16 Dripping Spring	17 Grand Gulch	18 The Cedars	19 Salvation Knoll	20 Owl Creek
21 The Twist	22 Comb Wash	23 San Juan Hill	24 Bluff

				Site 20, Forest Trail Skirts Around Owl Creek Canyon Once around the head of Grand Gulch, the pioneers’ road turned south. The road continued through thick junipers, skirted the deep canyon of Owl Creek and then headed east over a narrow neck of land which was surrounded by deep ravines.

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	Forest terrain near Kane Gulch	Narrow stretch of land between Owl Creek and Road Canyon

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Thursday, March 25th, 1880. "During the past 5 days we have worked on the road and moved our wagons along 13 miles over the worst muddy and snowy road we have had, the mud and snow being from 6 inches to 2 ft deep. We are still in the thick cedars and have lost a part of our horses through there being no feed nearby for them."
Platte D. Lyman