Udink
03-30-2016, 02:30 PM
The Uinta Basin has been off my radar as far as rock art is concerned, despite being as long a drive north as I would normally drive south to places like Moab. My only experiences with the towns in the region were in passing as I drove to the Uinta Mountains. That changed on Sunday after Alan invited me to accompany him to McConkie Ranch near Vernal. The ranch is well-known for its "Classic Vernal Style" rock art left by the Fremont, and I think it's really cool of the owners to keep the place open to the public. We spent four hours there and I took almost 250 photos. There are many large and skillfully-made figures with headdresses, necklaces, and other decorations depicted.
McConkie Ranch "Visitor Center"
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-GulEJhQFy2k/VutlDAJUsbI/AAAAAAAAxF4/4JxC8_gMTmsvqIntoyyh_FBFT1PeS_CgACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0567.JPG
Antlers (and his & her restrooms)
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-yQHJHKBPRXY/VutlJoFzeVI/AAAAAAAAxF4/-j29UgAXDfYRppSru1jyrCn57_f-lKcLgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0572.JPG
Interesting petroglyph/pictograph combo
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-4Gjk8QXEXng/VutlU43z6zI/AAAAAAAAxGQ/AvMT_tFT7k8QwLNoRO12yoizoD45VDJzQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0606.JPG
McConkie Ranch
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BQL__J0ApRc/VutlY_AV2wI/AAAAAAAAxGQ/KWaJko-iVIcNIoAB-Na-pjgBIHmiVL-CACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0623.JPG
Lizards sunning themselves
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-IubUX45C7MA/Vutlg2-fLII/AAAAAAAAxGQ/Jl9vFfQ2Q1I-oPd-4lHKnZVGZtyK39e4wCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0637.JPG
Large Vernal-style figure in half sun, half shadow
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7Oy6Qpjqu1g/VutlkAaD2fI/AAAAAAAAxGo/ihqBnAUIfFwP0jl69LtAWgT4O9C7rBE4wCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0645.JPG
Large figures with hoops
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-cOsfg5nZI9o/VutlnQ6AxDI/AAAAAAAAxGo/dzNA7ZcJ6bszZ56_Vc9Ye49JWuMNA1OswCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0648.JPG
Victim of rockfall
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mrRvF4tyEKk/VutlrmYRbXI/AAAAAAAAxGo/tzQN50X70ZYxi6CqnCKlZr6pVVxbtAJpwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0650.JPG
Fallen petroglyph
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Bg4p2xxXnYE/VutlzjkpRvI/AAAAAAAAxGo/nHM3xvSUrmIYhqCiUBrGf8fEovxMWLieQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0669.JPG
Headhunter on the right
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-tYIfa8zxeWc/Vutl4rxvX_I/AAAAAAAAxG4/HL1I1nlv5ucZFL6W5RsKc-5Q9pysUePEQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0676.JPG
Thin, bright red figure
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-95hbfsO8NsI/Vutl99Pp4eI/AAAAAAAAxG4/vtmz5m7Ldv8ifAuGOrzvECAAVxTIiOOPQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0690.JPG
Bigfoot
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-FPASRojUPaM/VutmBD4Hn8I/AAAAAAAAxG4/7QXX3qJjY8IYJ2n8QSXgBAHSSODObleXQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0693.JPG
Trail End
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-C5DQlw5nuBU/VutmJKbez5I/AAAAAAAAxHQ/uxrTM8Ku6rgoCRwtdytbnGgXZ6FnYUsXwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0723.JPG
Spotting rock art outside of McConkie Ranch
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-yzoNwRfVUss/VutmXi8ZhjI/AAAAAAAAxHk/JUVbmLzZIs4D45GLAjaUk3VT-yDgQh1SgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0737.JPG
Spiral, lines, and circle
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-OONV82fBHy8/Vutmb4-ozKI/AAAAAAAAxHk/nTrlTmv48sQw0cmLp-xe26rxZDKeBTE_wCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0743.JPG
Chalked petroglyph and pictograph mix
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-vnQcItH8wOI/Vutmi-73ZHI/AAAAAAAAxH0/QG7NtJGtRpI_RAIJX81USQT0QSI-6A8SwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0753.JPG
More mixed petroglyphs and pictographs
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-86IzaZVmHn8/VutmoTm7j2I/AAAAAAAAxH0/nL8uyIOjB348hJTX5qXOOV-kxfOrRcyBwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0759.JPG
Martini man
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-URUZaNCLMpY/VutmyuoDpyI/AAAAAAAAxII/UHnffK__m6Amj2a73uf7sM9nuGVS23WegCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0768.JPG
Approaching the trail's end
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Li0yRUF7pSo/VutnB8igqsI/AAAAAAAAxIk/oH7eLiUS-_UTsH1X78W-6gjTrtWOBzn5QCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0795.JPG
Three Kings panel (I'm not sure which three are kings?)
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-RY17z_5amnI/VutnJt9tFlI/AAAAAAAAxIk/W03htYIsUxoKp0xEJfvl8HeQ04WMRtILQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0806.JPG
Ladder along the trail
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mTva4tU3tWQ/VutnN285YwI/AAAAAAAAxJE/t6eIY0cRO6o_aLIcp4e3DkN44nE8si5cQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0807.JPG
I'd done a little research and compiled a list of other sites we could visit if we had time after McConkie Ranch. The first such site we hit is called the Peltier Site. It's just off a paved road and has been badly vandalized. Although the petroglyphs here weren't as incredible as those at McConkie, there were nice enough in their own right.
Badly vandalized Peltier Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BKSmaObf2Ug/VutnRBpXhsI/AAAAAAAAxJE/iAGPpnL-BDcAH7vVPq_caO3vmxLko9R3ACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0810.JPG
Rake and elk/deer
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-XY7xwFy9Fzs/VutnZYdfdqI/AAAAAAAAxJE/CsPYLbl7UCk1NqCDdw9aE9Lp9IoXQsIFACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0821.JPG
Next we stopped at an unusual site near Steinaker Reservoir. It was a shallow alcove with a steeply slanted floor, and no running water in the immediate vicinity. It wouldn't have been used as a habitation site, but judging by the pictographs there somebody had spent a great deal of time in the alcove. Alan and I hiked around some nearby sandstone hills and canyons looking for more but didn't find much else.
Steep approach to Steinaker Site #2
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-pwT2aA1tIgc/Vutnh_6nWYI/AAAAAAAAxJg/jZUTbMtdmfo_OmyWSb5Ov4Mo0l1ecn1yQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0833.JPG
Red headhunters
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mW8SlUtbNk8/VutnlX95TqI/AAAAAAAAxJg/HV_IMima1KEOMVSLdvd-LXmPa8kJqGaVgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0841.JPG
Lizard and other pictographs
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0rre9b394iY/Vutnof2o5kI/AAAAAAAAxJg/EWrX4kkqOLY7_4EcyQ-I_BSlZ-HPpHJqQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0849.JPG
View from Steinaker Site #2
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-pNG5WwB7Q3I/VutntJI0ypI/AAAAAAAAxJg/uBWJMZIKZ_kthZxD_p6rnXwQU4lb4myUwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0854.JPG
Steep floor of Steinaker Site #2
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6R-DFxqp44g/Vutnv4BayqI/AAAAAAAAxJg/UegNSGmvN0kINfupRRssAq98cEgGFEcPwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0856.JPG
We aimed for one final site along Ashley Creek. I'd planned to access it from the top but didn't know for certain whether there was a route from the top of the cliffs down to the rock art. From the end of a dirt road, we walked to the top of the cliffs and found several weaknesses that seemed as though they would allow us to descend. One spot required us to drop five or six vertical feet. After I dropped down but before Alan descended, I turned around and upclimbed the obstacle to make sure we could get back out before we both committed to it. We reached the rock art and weren't disappointed. The spicy descent was worth it. There were some large, well-made figures, but also some smaller and unique figures. To get up close to some of the rock art we had to climb and then walk along a narrow ledge. During the ascent back to Alan's truck we got a good workout. By then it was late enough that we needed to hit the road and head home. I'd had a great first taste of what the Vernal area had to offer. As is often the case, my post-trip research led not only to new places I can visit on my next trip there, but also things I was close to but missed on this trip.
Cliffs above Ashley Creek
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-naXU8rF4YIw/VutnzevxFII/AAAAAAAAxKI/D5R4cN5rB7Q_IVN4CVY8g0S_eJtFfi9PQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0865.JPG
Sketchy downclimb to the Ashley Creek Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ew8ImePCun8/Vutn1_4hoKI/AAAAAAAAxKI/4TXuJOH8RoQwjBljmIeP-azV4wnxRdscgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0869.JPG
Large petroglyph panel at the Ashley Creek Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-l06E0NwDAJo/Vutn4t8PW8I/AAAAAAAAxKI/K2ERpycGYW8Og6XAEQj1i1er1EqPVbB0ACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0876.JPG
Left side
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-r6kpWymAaGE/Vutn77uY2uI/AAAAAAAAxKI/jKgcAXVffyon-LmU1EAFmk7M-rlhbsGpQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0877.JPG
Right side
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-LyjB5UNoWjI/Vutn-yLurAI/AAAAAAAAxKI/L2faSZGCdr0PPD0dmAMUHqqrVz-VkX5JgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0878.JPG
Concentric circle, sheep, and upside-down anthropomorph
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-sqZAkbon_zk/VutoGBAtW1I/AAAAAAAAxKI/7UlwTlAOZ_wP99L1qc_VTGXdUuxCn-IFACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0891.JPG
Unusual horns
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BHnrIoB1geI/VutoItmB5RI/AAAAAAAAxKI/lit3jVdQMY0J5JDTliWYq5bVxKOP73bAACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0893.JPG
Handprint petroglyphs
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-La7jeT68ZpA/VutoPRdW9wI/AAAAAAAAxKI/xhJE7PvVRYIXP2XVf75xsWFPbuv4E6yKwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0900.JPG
Large figures at the Ashley Creek Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UXyXmhhUcsE/VutoUmN_vXI/AAAAAAAAxKI/xqbP0rsW5n8VwirWx_zq9cz8OpbGYNg6QCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0911.JPG
Ledge-walking
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-TYWvqimeHjE/Vutof7x5oxI/AAAAAAAAxKI/ayzqznFSUwY0MbwtFdUiYm9QQhwbQGNEACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0923.JPG
Steep climb out of Ashley Creek
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-kH4J5nmOfuc/Vutoj92YAPI/AAAAAAAAxKI/d4gI9n1Gkmk4hAPukC7Z2zVN7tamplYIQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0927.JPG
Photo Gallery: Vernal Area Rock Art (https://picasaweb.google.com/Dennis.Udink/VernalAreaRockArt)
McConkie Ranch "Visitor Center"
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-GulEJhQFy2k/VutlDAJUsbI/AAAAAAAAxF4/4JxC8_gMTmsvqIntoyyh_FBFT1PeS_CgACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0567.JPG
Antlers (and his & her restrooms)
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-yQHJHKBPRXY/VutlJoFzeVI/AAAAAAAAxF4/-j29UgAXDfYRppSru1jyrCn57_f-lKcLgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0572.JPG
Interesting petroglyph/pictograph combo
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-4Gjk8QXEXng/VutlU43z6zI/AAAAAAAAxGQ/AvMT_tFT7k8QwLNoRO12yoizoD45VDJzQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0606.JPG
McConkie Ranch
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BQL__J0ApRc/VutlY_AV2wI/AAAAAAAAxGQ/KWaJko-iVIcNIoAB-Na-pjgBIHmiVL-CACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0623.JPG
Lizards sunning themselves
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-IubUX45C7MA/Vutlg2-fLII/AAAAAAAAxGQ/Jl9vFfQ2Q1I-oPd-4lHKnZVGZtyK39e4wCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0637.JPG
Large Vernal-style figure in half sun, half shadow
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7Oy6Qpjqu1g/VutlkAaD2fI/AAAAAAAAxGo/ihqBnAUIfFwP0jl69LtAWgT4O9C7rBE4wCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0645.JPG
Large figures with hoops
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-cOsfg5nZI9o/VutlnQ6AxDI/AAAAAAAAxGo/dzNA7ZcJ6bszZ56_Vc9Ye49JWuMNA1OswCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0648.JPG
Victim of rockfall
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mrRvF4tyEKk/VutlrmYRbXI/AAAAAAAAxGo/tzQN50X70ZYxi6CqnCKlZr6pVVxbtAJpwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0650.JPG
Fallen petroglyph
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Bg4p2xxXnYE/VutlzjkpRvI/AAAAAAAAxGo/nHM3xvSUrmIYhqCiUBrGf8fEovxMWLieQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0669.JPG
Headhunter on the right
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-tYIfa8zxeWc/Vutl4rxvX_I/AAAAAAAAxG4/HL1I1nlv5ucZFL6W5RsKc-5Q9pysUePEQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0676.JPG
Thin, bright red figure
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-95hbfsO8NsI/Vutl99Pp4eI/AAAAAAAAxG4/vtmz5m7Ldv8ifAuGOrzvECAAVxTIiOOPQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0690.JPG
Bigfoot
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-FPASRojUPaM/VutmBD4Hn8I/AAAAAAAAxG4/7QXX3qJjY8IYJ2n8QSXgBAHSSODObleXQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0693.JPG
Trail End
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-C5DQlw5nuBU/VutmJKbez5I/AAAAAAAAxHQ/uxrTM8Ku6rgoCRwtdytbnGgXZ6FnYUsXwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0723.JPG
Spotting rock art outside of McConkie Ranch
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-yzoNwRfVUss/VutmXi8ZhjI/AAAAAAAAxHk/JUVbmLzZIs4D45GLAjaUk3VT-yDgQh1SgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0737.JPG
Spiral, lines, and circle
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-OONV82fBHy8/Vutmb4-ozKI/AAAAAAAAxHk/nTrlTmv48sQw0cmLp-xe26rxZDKeBTE_wCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0743.JPG
Chalked petroglyph and pictograph mix
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-vnQcItH8wOI/Vutmi-73ZHI/AAAAAAAAxH0/QG7NtJGtRpI_RAIJX81USQT0QSI-6A8SwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0753.JPG
More mixed petroglyphs and pictographs
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-86IzaZVmHn8/VutmoTm7j2I/AAAAAAAAxH0/nL8uyIOjB348hJTX5qXOOV-kxfOrRcyBwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0759.JPG
Martini man
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-URUZaNCLMpY/VutmyuoDpyI/AAAAAAAAxII/UHnffK__m6Amj2a73uf7sM9nuGVS23WegCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0768.JPG
Approaching the trail's end
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Li0yRUF7pSo/VutnB8igqsI/AAAAAAAAxIk/oH7eLiUS-_UTsH1X78W-6gjTrtWOBzn5QCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0795.JPG
Three Kings panel (I'm not sure which three are kings?)
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-RY17z_5amnI/VutnJt9tFlI/AAAAAAAAxIk/W03htYIsUxoKp0xEJfvl8HeQ04WMRtILQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0806.JPG
Ladder along the trail
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mTva4tU3tWQ/VutnN285YwI/AAAAAAAAxJE/t6eIY0cRO6o_aLIcp4e3DkN44nE8si5cQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0807.JPG
I'd done a little research and compiled a list of other sites we could visit if we had time after McConkie Ranch. The first such site we hit is called the Peltier Site. It's just off a paved road and has been badly vandalized. Although the petroglyphs here weren't as incredible as those at McConkie, there were nice enough in their own right.
Badly vandalized Peltier Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BKSmaObf2Ug/VutnRBpXhsI/AAAAAAAAxJE/iAGPpnL-BDcAH7vVPq_caO3vmxLko9R3ACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0810.JPG
Rake and elk/deer
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-XY7xwFy9Fzs/VutnZYdfdqI/AAAAAAAAxJE/CsPYLbl7UCk1NqCDdw9aE9Lp9IoXQsIFACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0821.JPG
Next we stopped at an unusual site near Steinaker Reservoir. It was a shallow alcove with a steeply slanted floor, and no running water in the immediate vicinity. It wouldn't have been used as a habitation site, but judging by the pictographs there somebody had spent a great deal of time in the alcove. Alan and I hiked around some nearby sandstone hills and canyons looking for more but didn't find much else.
Steep approach to Steinaker Site #2
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-pwT2aA1tIgc/Vutnh_6nWYI/AAAAAAAAxJg/jZUTbMtdmfo_OmyWSb5Ov4Mo0l1ecn1yQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0833.JPG
Red headhunters
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mW8SlUtbNk8/VutnlX95TqI/AAAAAAAAxJg/HV_IMima1KEOMVSLdvd-LXmPa8kJqGaVgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0841.JPG
Lizard and other pictographs
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0rre9b394iY/Vutnof2o5kI/AAAAAAAAxJg/EWrX4kkqOLY7_4EcyQ-I_BSlZ-HPpHJqQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0849.JPG
View from Steinaker Site #2
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-pNG5WwB7Q3I/VutntJI0ypI/AAAAAAAAxJg/uBWJMZIKZ_kthZxD_p6rnXwQU4lb4myUwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0854.JPG
Steep floor of Steinaker Site #2
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6R-DFxqp44g/Vutnv4BayqI/AAAAAAAAxJg/UegNSGmvN0kINfupRRssAq98cEgGFEcPwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0856.JPG
We aimed for one final site along Ashley Creek. I'd planned to access it from the top but didn't know for certain whether there was a route from the top of the cliffs down to the rock art. From the end of a dirt road, we walked to the top of the cliffs and found several weaknesses that seemed as though they would allow us to descend. One spot required us to drop five or six vertical feet. After I dropped down but before Alan descended, I turned around and upclimbed the obstacle to make sure we could get back out before we both committed to it. We reached the rock art and weren't disappointed. The spicy descent was worth it. There were some large, well-made figures, but also some smaller and unique figures. To get up close to some of the rock art we had to climb and then walk along a narrow ledge. During the ascent back to Alan's truck we got a good workout. By then it was late enough that we needed to hit the road and head home. I'd had a great first taste of what the Vernal area had to offer. As is often the case, my post-trip research led not only to new places I can visit on my next trip there, but also things I was close to but missed on this trip.
Cliffs above Ashley Creek
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-naXU8rF4YIw/VutnzevxFII/AAAAAAAAxKI/D5R4cN5rB7Q_IVN4CVY8g0S_eJtFfi9PQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0865.JPG
Sketchy downclimb to the Ashley Creek Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ew8ImePCun8/Vutn1_4hoKI/AAAAAAAAxKI/4TXuJOH8RoQwjBljmIeP-azV4wnxRdscgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0869.JPG
Large petroglyph panel at the Ashley Creek Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-l06E0NwDAJo/Vutn4t8PW8I/AAAAAAAAxKI/K2ERpycGYW8Og6XAEQj1i1er1EqPVbB0ACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0876.JPG
Left side
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-r6kpWymAaGE/Vutn77uY2uI/AAAAAAAAxKI/jKgcAXVffyon-LmU1EAFmk7M-rlhbsGpQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0877.JPG
Right side
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-LyjB5UNoWjI/Vutn-yLurAI/AAAAAAAAxKI/L2faSZGCdr0PPD0dmAMUHqqrVz-VkX5JgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0878.JPG
Concentric circle, sheep, and upside-down anthropomorph
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-sqZAkbon_zk/VutoGBAtW1I/AAAAAAAAxKI/7UlwTlAOZ_wP99L1qc_VTGXdUuxCn-IFACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0891.JPG
Unusual horns
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BHnrIoB1geI/VutoItmB5RI/AAAAAAAAxKI/lit3jVdQMY0J5JDTliWYq5bVxKOP73bAACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0893.JPG
Handprint petroglyphs
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-La7jeT68ZpA/VutoPRdW9wI/AAAAAAAAxKI/xhJE7PvVRYIXP2XVf75xsWFPbuv4E6yKwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0900.JPG
Large figures at the Ashley Creek Site
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UXyXmhhUcsE/VutoUmN_vXI/AAAAAAAAxKI/xqbP0rsW5n8VwirWx_zq9cz8OpbGYNg6QCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0911.JPG
Ledge-walking
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-TYWvqimeHjE/Vutof7x5oxI/AAAAAAAAxKI/ayzqznFSUwY0MbwtFdUiYm9QQhwbQGNEACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0923.JPG
Steep climb out of Ashley Creek
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-kH4J5nmOfuc/Vutoj92YAPI/AAAAAAAAxKI/d4gI9n1Gkmk4hAPukC7Z2zVN7tamplYIQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_0927.JPG
Photo Gallery: Vernal Area Rock Art (https://picasaweb.google.com/Dennis.Udink/VernalAreaRockArt)