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  I lived less than a mile from here, in a cabin on top of the mesa overlooking Rockville, 1978. This spot is one of my favorite things to show friends and family when we drive through Utah. A cool bit of film history happened in Grafton ghost town...it's featured in the movie "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid". It's remote and most tourists miss the little turn-off or do not know it exists, I've never run into a tourist here. The headstones are cool and worth the time to drive off highway. Very scenic area!

  Added March 18, 2017 by Carma Simonsen
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  Although this had a very ere feeling, it was so cool to see a ghost town! It wasn't like a traditional one that you see in the movies but, it was very cool to see what one actually looked like! I would recommend visiting if you are ever looking for something to do on a day without anything planned!

  Added January 06, 2017 by Max Kohls
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  Blast from the past. Not a sight you will soon forget.

  Added October 14, 2016 by Liston Mehserle