not nine miles long, rather 50, and contains the best specimens of
Fremont Indian and Ute Indian petroglyphs and pictographs in existence.
In addition, the careful observer can spot ancient granaries high in the
cliff walls, as well as watchtower and pithouse remains.
The 8 total hours we spent in and out of the car looking at these
amazing sites was a touch long for the small kids, but we pray their
memories of the beautiful rock art is deep in their minds. Hopefully,
skipping the DVD player on the drive today paid off!
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