Fremont Indian Poster Arizona access to Bryce Canyon came

access to Bryce Canyon came slowly in the early 20th century

The Civilian Conservation Corp or CCC helped by grading slopes on either side of the roadway

Much of the same route carved out of the granite cliffs back then

known today as Rim Drive

Fremont Indian Poster Arizona access to Bryce Canyon cameDescription 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy Named after the explorer who discovered similar sites near Capitol Reef, the Fremont Indians left traces of their civilization chiseled into the walls of what is now known as Clear Creek Canyon. While building Interstate 70 in the 1980s, remains of a large Fremont community were unearthed on Five Finger Ridge. Fremont Indian State Park and Museum opened in 1987 to display the relics of this discovery.