Parowan Gap Petroglyphs
Parowan Gap is a narrow pass in a low set of hills that must have served as a natural corridor. The rocks at the narrowest part are covered in petroglyphs. The site is easy to reach but not remote. Still, it is an interesting spot to visit as a few
Gold Springs and the Jennie Mine
Cave Springs Cowboy Camp
Hovenweep – Square Tower Group
Montezuma Creek and the Three Kiva Pueblo
Newspaper Rock
This is a large solitary panel in a nice shady canyon of eastern Utah. Petroglyphs from the Ancestral Puebloan (Anazasi), Fremont, and modern Ute are present. Multiple cultures have used the site for a long period of time, but why this spot? We may never know.