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Expedition of Dominquez - Escalante Trail
Arriving in 1776 Spaniards from southwest Mexico ventured into the unexplored Escalante Valley in the southern Utah area.
Dominquez and Escalante started from Santa Fe, New Mexico traveling to the Pacific in Monterey, California.
Encountering an early winter they were forced to turn back to Santa Fe, New Mexico passing nearby Cedar City, Utah.
Just west of Kannaraville, Utah between mile marker 44 and 45 ant the rest stop of Interstate15 is a monument dedicated to these early explorers.
Guides, Books, Games, and Reference
- The Dominguez-Escalante Expeditions Journal:
- I Walked to Zion: - Young Pioneers on the Mormon Trail
- The Gathering of Zion: - The Story of the Mormon Trail
- National Geographic's Guide to: - Lewis and Clark Trail
- Hiking Historic Trails - Utah's Favorite Hiking Trails
- Scenic Driving - Travel guides - Scenic Driving in Utah
- Historical reading - The Old Spanish Trail
Through Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico in 1776
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