Native peoples heavily used the western edge of the San Rafael Swell. There are many rock art sites hidden among the canyons, boulders, and washes in this desolate-looking transition zone from the desert to the mountains farther west. Red Hole Draw is one such site in this sea of rolling sagebrush.

The journey to Red Hole Draw requires a high-clearance vehicle. The road has gotten a bit better in the last few years, but a true 4-wheel drive can be nice but likely no required. An endless plain of wash crossing on a rough 2-track separates the main from Red Hole.

Once at Red Hole, a short hike reveals several fantastic pictograph sites, including Funks Cave and the spectacular Quail panel. There are some petroglyphs as well, though the pictographs were the highlight to me.The area has astounding views and, after visiting the rock art, is an excellent place to wander and explore a bit.