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Icons Main | Hole 'n the Rock | Rocky Mountains Main According to the official website for the Hole n' the Rock, travelers along U.S. Highway 191 in Southeastern Utah will find a unique 5,000 square foot home and gift shop.
Welcome to the world famous Hole in the Rock. It's a 14-room house that was a roadside stop and diner way back when. They dynamited into the side of this mountain and kept expanding 'til they built themselves a 5,000 sq. ft. home. The diner opened in 1945 and was where you see the kitchen now. The husband did all the work himself and was also a taxidermist... His first project was his pet donkey Harry. Maybe he should've started on roadkill first. Poor Harry. And look at his horse! Hole in the Rock is south of Moab, Utah near Canyonlands on U.S. Highway 191.
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