THREE HIKING SISTERS, we love to hike together, but we don't all live in the same state. Sometimes it is only two of us, and sometimes we hike with others. This is a record of some of our hikes.
Our third stop at Dinosaur National Monument to see petroglyphs was to Site #14 the Lizard Trail along Cub Creek Road. This is a short 1/4 mile tup this rock formation to see the lizard and other petroglyphs.
Some of the petroglyphs were way up high like the small lizard up towards the left.
Other petroglyphs were more accessible.
We walked up and around to the east side of this rock formation all, and
saw this lovely view.
Moon setting behind this rock formation.
Some of the petroglyphs we saw at this site:
Some of the rock formations in this area:
The Swelter Shelter site at Dinosaur National Monument is a short walk to see some petroglyphs. It is located on the left side of this rock formation.
petroglyph panel
closer look at these petroglyphs:
More petroglyphs in this area
We stopped to view the Paria Badlands, about 4 miles down a dirt road between Page, Arizona and Kanab, Utah. This is near the old Paria Township. The colors of the badlands here a gorgeous!
