• A Vanished Town Along U.S. Route 6 in Price Canyon lies the ghost town of Caste Gate, a once bustling town for railroad families that continues to tell stories of a historic flood, a mine explosion and a Butch Cassidy heist. by Bianca Dumas
• Sacred Sites of South-Central Utah The third installment of our Rock Art series begins with the San Rafael Swell near Green River with sites that fueled a 10-year-old’s lifelong interest in the panels and its depicted people. by Ron J. Jackson, Jr.
• Cottonwood Canyon Road The 47-mile backroad from Cannonville to U.S. Highway 89 weaves through the landscapes of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. story and photographs by Dan Leeth

On the Cover Grosvenor Arch is named after National Geographic’s former president, Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor. It stands 150 feet above the ground, spaning nearly 100 feet wide. photo by Dan Leeth