Hole N” the Rock

Three-part roadside retail stop, 5,000-square-foot rock home, short guided house tour, small zoo, monumental metal sculpture and antique-and-mining displays.

The shops operate inside a singular roadside environment built around a home excavated from living sandstone, with animals, sculptures and historic displays extending the stop beyond ordinary souvenir retail.

Hole N” the Rock uses Moab as its mailing locality but sits about 12 miles south of town in San Juan County. The single roadside destination includes the Hole N Rock Store, Trading Post and General Store, which together sell souvenirs, apparel, gifts, rocks, jewelry, pottery and changing regional merchandise. The business describes some pottery and jewelry as locally made Native American work; that provenance is presented as the seller’s description rather than independently certified. Short guided tours enter the approximately 5,000-square-foot home carved into the sandstone. A small zoo, outdoor metal sculptures, antique and mining displays and the signed rock facade remain components of the same property, not separate store records.