Under the direction of Brigham Young and other LDS church leaders, 12 men set out to establish a major control point on the Old Spanish Trail in southeastern Utah. The group intersected the Old Spanish Trail northwest of the Green River crossing. They followed a rocky descent into Moab Canyon until they reached a steep escarpment of the Moab Fault near the present entrance to Arches National Park. At that point, their five wagons had to be dismantled and lowered by rope down a 25 feet “jumping off place.” The pioneers left their wagons cached in Spanish Valley and proceeded southeast toward the Colorado line
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