There are many variations to get to Jurassic National Monument. The area is a bit of a maze of county roads. The way described below is signed, but still requires paying a bit of attention as the signs can be small and widely spaced.

From Price, head south on UT-10 toward Huntington. About 10 miles south of Price, turn onto UT-155 signed Cleveland/Elmo. Follow UT-155 for about 2.3 miles to Elmo Road. Turn left onto Elmo Road.

Follow Elmo Road 1.9 miles to the town of Elmo. Once in Elmo, go south on Center Street to Main Street and turn left (east) onto Main Street. About a half mile or so after leaving Elmo, turn right on Desert Lake Drive. The road turns to dirt here but is a good road that should be passable by all vehicles unless very wet. Reset your odometer as you turn off Main Street.

The road heads south, passing the Desert Lake WMA. Though there are many side roads through this section, stay on the main road. It heads south, travels along the west side of the WMA, then turns and heads east. At 3.5 miles a major junction is reached.

Go right (south) at the junction at 3.5 miles, it is signed Jurassic National Monument. Follow the road south 1.5 miles (5 miles total from the paved road) to a junction. Go left here, signed Jurassic National Monument and reset your odometer. The road descends off the ridge. At 1.3 miles, a side track leaves on the right. This is the first side road that leaves. on the right, and happens just after a wash. This is the trailhead for low clearance vehicles.

The road from the main road is generally suitable for high clearance vehicles, but it is a short easy walk for those without high clearance. Described below as a walk from the main road, though most of it can be driven.

Follow the track south, after 0.3 miles it reaches a wash. The road splits, with one fork crossing the wash, one going up the wash. Go left, up the wash following the road. A road leaves the wash on the right shortly, stay in the wash bottom, another road immediately leaves on the left and the wash divides. Stay right in the main wash. In just a minute or two, house sized boulders are on the left. This is where the panels reside, with a separate panel on the west side of the wash a minute or two beyond at a primitive campsite. This separate panel is the one that, to me at least, appears to be older than the rest.

Continuing up the wash are some lovely sections of boulders to climb on and around.

Return the same way.