One of the densest, best-protected petroglyph panels in the Southwest (Navajo: Tse' Hane, “rock that tells a story”) along the Indian Creek Corridor Scenic Byway (SR-211) in Bears Ears National Monument. Boardwalk viewing of a ~200 sq ft cliff face with centuries of figures — public monument, not a remote unprotected site.
Field facts
| Region | San Juan County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 37.9883, -109.5185 |
| ARPA | Rock art is protected by federal law (ARPA) — do not touch, chalk, wet, or deface the panels. |
| Status | State Historic Monument / Bears Ears NM |
| Byway | SR-211 Indian Creek |
| Fee | None for roadside stop |
| Access | Paved pullout + short walk |
Nearby locations
Nearby amenities
- Visitor centerNewspaper Rock Recreation Site0 km away
- RestroomNewspaper Rock Recreation Site0.1 km away
- RestroomDonnelly Canyon Parking Area6 km away
- ParkingDonnelly Canyon Parking Area6 km away
- Rec areaIndian Creek - Bears Ears National Monument6 km away
- Rec areaBridger Jack Mesa WSA10.8 km away
Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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