- Type: Museums
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NileGuide Expert Says:
Fun spot to explore for the true film buff; details the many films shot here
Description:
- Moab, and much of this part of Utah, has been a popular location for moviemaking since it was "discovered" by famed director John Ford. Ford filmed much of Stagecoach, starring a young John Wayne, in Monument Valley in the 1930s; and, in the 1940s, Ford found Moab. The Red Cliffs Ranch provided the spectacular scenery for many of Ford's movies, including Wagon Master, Rio Grande, and Son of Cochise. In recent years, feature films shot in the Moab area have included City Slickers and Thelma and Louise. The museum has exhibits from the earliest films to the most recent, including props, posters, and photos; and the scenery's still spectacular. Allow 1 hour.
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- Details
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Contact:
- visit website
- tel: (435) 259-2002
Address:
- Utah 128, milepost 14
- Red Cliffs Ranch, 14 miles east of Moab on Utah 128 (milepost 14)
- UT
Hours:
- Daily 8am-10pm
Strenuousness:
- No Sweat
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