Roads in area damaged by rock falls in past few days

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A couple of large rocks sit on a Castle Valley road where they landed after the dirt supporting them was undermined by the runoff from the heavy rain last week. The road in this spot was actually damaged by the rocks. In one place there is a dent about 6 inches deep and two feet wide, while across the road the rock in the background took off the edge of the asphalt. Reports came from all over the county including Price Canyon where large rocks fell on Highway 6.

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