SUBLETT CEMETERY:
Cassia County;
Sublett, IDAHO

From Interstate I-84 East going towards Salt Lake City, Utah... Take a right hand turn at the "off-ramp" EXIT to Sublett, then turn left (North) which will be the road going straight to Sublett itself. Keep on the road that passes a small way-side "Truck Stop" (this is a paved road which eventually turns into a gravel road...) heading North. Continue on the main gravel road in the Sublett country side (which is all Farm land) about 1/4 mile... do NOT turn off onto any other roads, stay on the MAIN one!

The SUBLETT CEMETERY is on the left (West side) right at the Cemetery sign on this gravel road which is clearly marked with the "Sublett Cemetery sign." The Cemetery sign sits right across from a Farm house next to Livestock, corrals and cows. The road leading up to the Cemetery is up a small incline hill & is all gravel appearing as if one is going into a Farmer's field.

The Cemetery cannot be "viewed" from the main gravel road whatsoever, & once one reaches the Cemetery itself, they have to get out and open the gate, then secure it again upon departure.

There is NO "upkeep" done on the Sublett Cemetery & the oldest known grave site inside the Cemetery is dated as 1884. The Sublett Cemetery is still in use today. Many of the burials & graves are "unmarked" with NO HEADSTONES and only sticks or "rocks" remain as markers with no known identification.

Photo taken: June 30, 2007