To access these petroglyphs, you will need to park at the small pull-out where the GPS coordinates indicate.  Please do not park on the actual road as you will be blocking traffic.  From here, there is a narrow trail on the north side of the parkin area.  Follow it up and look on the rock walls for all the petroglyphs.

This was a pretty easy hike and it only took us about 6 minutes to hike from our car to the rock art.  The rock art can be seen from the road if you know what you’re looking for.  If you don’t have your “rock art” eyes on, you might easily skip over this fascinating panel.  The hike is on a narrow dirt trail that doesn’t gain much in elevation.  Anyone would enjoy this short adventure!

These petroglyphs are very unique and fun to see!  You will see some distinct big horn sheep, anthropomorphs (human-like figures), shields, squiggles, feet, symbols and more.  You will also see some historical graffiti.  The anthropomorphs are very interesting – they have very clear necklaces, earrings, or belts.  The anthropomorphs are similar in style to Barrier Canyon Style which are long hollow and limbless bodies.

This panel doesn’t really have a name, but I have called it the Big Feet Rock Art Panel because there is one human-like figure that has very large feet!  And it’s holding a bow!  If you look in the crack in the rock you will see more petroglyphs with a historical name of Ralph Hurst 1911.