📜 Largest collection of Native American rock art in the northeastern United States.
🔍 Over 400 carved images of wildlife, animal tracks, and designs by Algonquin tribes.

Why Go

🌊 See ancient petroglyphs, a sacred site.
🛶 Explore by boat, kayak, or canoe.
👨‍🏫 Guided tours by leading authority.
🏞️ Unforgettable natural experience.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Only accessible by boat/kayak/canoe.
☀️ No shade/shelter on rocks, can be hot.
🧗 Requires ability to climb onto rocks.
💧 River water levels affect visibility.

Tips

🌅 Best viewed early morning/late afternoon on sunny days.
👣 Walk gently in bare feet, avoid walking on images.
💧 Bring water and protection from elements.

Cost

💰 Boat tours: $125 adult, $75 youth (6-17).
🛶 Kayak/Canoe tours: $125 adult, $75 youth (12-17), rentals $25/ea.
🤝 Group rates available, special considerations for Native American ancestry.
✉️ Email for 'as available' tours if cost is a barrier.

Hours

🕒 Tour season mid-May through late October.
🗓️ Flexible scheduling, email for availability.
☀️ River conditions and weather dictate visits.

🅿️ Parking

Pequea Boat Launch (boat tours) or Safe Harbor Park (kayak/canoe tours).

🚻 Toilets

Portable restrooms at launch points, none on river.