It is a spectacular natural landmark located within the Canyon Land National Park in Utah, particularly in the more remote Needle District. This 150 foot high sandstone arch, with its two narrow openings and unique angular structure, reminds people of Stonehenge, which is completely different from the typical crescent shaped arch in the Moab region. The Druid Arch hiking trip is a challenging and rewarding adventure, suitable for hiking enthusiasts seeking extraordinary natural scenery and unique experiences. Visiting in spring or autumn is the best choice, as the weather is relatively mild during this time and can avoid high temperatures that may exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit in summer.

Located in Catonwood Heights, Utah, it is a historic landmark building with a history dating back to the 19th century. Originally used as a place for pulp and paper production, it was purchased by Desaret News Company in 1880 and built under the guidance of Henry Grow in 1883. Adopting the Romanesque Revival architectural style, constructed using nearby granite, and with hydraulic power as its main source of power. Over time, the old mill has undergone multiple changes. In 1892, due to a devastating fire, the mill suffered severe damage. In 2005, it was abandoned due to violation of building regulations.