The Economic Times

In 1914, Josie Bassett Morris started a new life on a remote Utah homestead; she stayed for 50 years, and her cabin eventually became part of a national monument

The Cub Creek area offers hiking trails and ancient rock art. Josie Bassett Morris lived independently on her homestead for fifty years. She was a self-reliant rancher who also brewed whiskey and helped neighbors. Her cabin and land are now part of Dinosaur National Monument. The area preserves her history and the region's natural beauty.