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It is really confusing to people when a comment references information from other sites Please comment on info from this site, and make comments on other sites beta on their appropriate site I have had a number of people confused by these types of references in the past, in at least one case leading to a near epic Thanks

Ryan Could you please consider making the directions to this cave more vague You are the only person to have posted the exact location online I believe the majority of people who use your site are awesome people who would never vandalize this rock art or deposit budlight cans/urine in the cave but it only takes one bad egg I think making it a bit of a puzzle to find the cave keeps people who won't respect the rock art and the site away I found this cave several years ago by piecing its approximate location togeth...

I put the sign up because of the inability of the BLM to mark the trail properly so visitors would know how to get there without trespassing I have become friends withe new monument manager and SHE told me about the problems that native Americans have with visitors going to this site I put the sign up to get her attention I did This site goes against BLM policy and tells people just how to get there Not just the hundred hands Other panels I am not a local even though I have been here 40 years Don't deface me wi...

Yeah I was frustrated and came upon this site These two factors IMO Internet and the state of Utah promoting the Grand Circle 95 % of people stick to hwy 12 That is the problem here as this site is close Nobody should be promoting rock art in the first place

The camp was totally clean for us There are signs all over saying to pack out trash and human waste if the site is to stay open Maybe they recently did a clean up and posted signs I'm not sure, this was the first time for me I had my van with a cassette toilet, so it wasn't an issue for me, but if you're planning on staying make sure you bring a system to pack out your waste Also, 5 miles south of the site there is a dumpster and vault toilet that people seemed to be driving to in the morning to do their dutie...

I ran Spry on 6/30/2022 with 4 others We had one experienced individual with us not me Previous to this I had only tagged along in Birch Hollow and Orderville canyons -- making Spry my 3rd canyoneering experience ever My three sons two teens and a tween came along -- Spry was their first canyoneering experience It took us a long time probably more than 8 hours, I didn't do a great job of timing it though It had rained the day before 6/29/2022, and the Ranger stated that Spry had flashed The Ranger stressed that we ...

Cedar Mountain, just north of the San Rafael Swell, is one of the must do overlooks for San Rafael aficionados The mountain is an uplift of conglomerate and sandstone rock that offers some of the best views in the area From the viewpoint on top, much of the northern San Rafael Swell is visible, as well as such prominent San Rafael Swell features as Window Blind Peak and Mexican Mountain Off in the distance, on a cloudless day, the La Sal Mountains about 90 miles away and the Henry Mountains about 70 miles away are ...

Lower Comb Wash is a place with immense history The spot is at the junction of Comb Ridge and the San Juan River, a natural spot that funnels traffic in the area through a small region Native American lived and likely grew crops on the fertile banks of the San Juan River House Ruin, tucked into an alcove on the south end of Comb Ridge, is one of the most impressive ruins in the region and fascinating to visit East of River House Ruin, the cliffs have numerous petroglyph panels, including the famous Kachina Panel Th...

High atop the Big Horn Mountains in northern Wyoming lies one of North America's most enigmatic and sacred indigenous sites: the Medicine Wheel This ancient structure, located at nearly 10,000 feet, consists of a central cairn connected to an outer ring by 28 radial stone spokes Measuring roughly 80 feet across, the Medicine Wheel has long fascinated archaeologists, historians, and spiritual seekers alike Though the exact age of the wheel is debated, carbon dating of nearby artifacts suggests it may be over 700 yea...