Photo Share: No these Temples "ain't no FAKE on side of the road" photos either

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Heard those Temples were named by the Mormon settlers ...a long time ago. 

[theking]

FYI: the Cathedral Valley Road drive may only be about 70 miles but could take 4-5 hours:

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Keep in mind, that's just on the main path. If you plan to pull over and/or detour to get closer to the attractions along the way, plan to add another 2-3 hours on top of that...

[Cali Guy]

FYI: the Cathedral Valley drive may only be about 70 miles but could take 4-5 hours drive:

I would definitely take that loop if it was paved.

I’ve been to Fruita but not the one on the map above yet not too far away right across the border in CO. That Utah highway 24 is looking real good for a drive through. Thanks for sharing! 

[theking]

Yeah, I think if that road was paved, more folks would be incline to go but guess they want to keep it as natural as possible. Some of the spots along that road look difficult to pave so that's probably another reason too..cost and labor.

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Speaking "Fruita", here's the only school there back in the day. No class size issue. In fact, they were having a hard time filling up the seats according to the Ranger there: