📜 46-mile-long canyon in Utah desert, rich with Archaic, Fremont, and Ute rock art.
🔍 Protected under the Antiquities Act and known as 'the world's longest art gallery'.
🖼️ See tens of thousands of ancient petroglyphs and pictographs, some over a thousand years old
🚶 Explore historic ranches, structures, and the ghost town of Harper
🚗 Drive the scenic 40-mile canyon road, a full trip is 78 miles
🏞️ Enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring many side canyons
⚠️ Wilderness area with no services or gas stations, plan accordingly
🐍 Watch out for rattlesnakes and stray cattle
🚫 No camping allowed in the canyon, except at a private campground
💧 Bring plenty of water and snacks, gas up before entering
📸 Leave only footprints, take only photographs; do not collect arrowheads or pottery
🚨 Do not touch rock art; report disturbances to relevant authorities
🗺️ Be aware some land is private property
🅿️ Picnic areas at Cottonwood Glen and Daddy Canyon offer parking.
🚻 Restrooms available at Cottonwood Glen and Daddy Canyon.
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