Neat place with some interesting history to read. Nice bathrooms as well. We went in the evening but it looked like there might be a place you could go in during the day as well.
October 2025
The Hole in the Rock Heritage Center is a simple, honest little stop that feels like a traveler’s journal brought to life. Exhibits explain how Almon H. Thompson’s 1872 surveys helped name the Escalante River and Basin and include gritty pioneer voices like Elizabeth M. Decker’s line about “rocks and holes, hills and hollows.” It’s unpretentious and straightforward — maps, quotes, and photos laid out so explorers of all ages can follow the story. There are clean restrooms and a small exhibit of old agricultural equipment. The nearby Hole in the Rock trail reinforces that history. It’s a technical bit of trail that rewards careful hikers with dramatic views... read full review
April 2024
Great little stop on the side of the highway. I’ve seen part of the trail from the Lake Powell side, it this is a great description on the Hole in the Rock expedition. Amazing feat!
Neat place with some interesting history to read. Nice bathrooms as well.
We went in the evening but it looked like there might be a place you could go in during the day as well.
The Hole in the Rock Heritage Center is a simple, honest little stop that feels like a traveler’s journal brought to life. Exhibits explain how Almon H. Thompson’s 1872 surveys helped name the Escalante River and Basin and include gritty pioneer voices like Elizabeth M. Decker’s line about “rocks and holes, hills and hollows.” It’s unpretentious and straightforward — maps, quotes, and photos laid out so explorers of all ages can follow the story. There are clean restrooms and a small exhibit of old agricultural equipment. The nearby Hole in the Rock trail reinforces that history. It’s a technical bit of trail that rewards careful hikers with dramatic views... read full review
Great little stop on the side of the highway. I’ve seen part of the trail from the Lake Powell side, it this is a great description on the Hole in the Rock expedition. Amazing feat!