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Sevenmile Canyon
Pictographs &
Petroglyphs
Moab
Hiking & Rock Art
A
nice stroll in the desert takes you to the Kokopelli Petroglyph Panel,
the Centipede (Fish Man) Pictograph Panel, The Lonesome Shaman
Pictograph and the Guardian Pictograph. That's a lot of rock art bang
for the small price of admission. |
Circle of Friends:
Sevenmile
Canyon
is part of the "Circle of Friends" program.
Members of the "Circle of Friends" have
access to more specific information, explicit route information, GPS waypoints, trailhead
location and detailed maps. If you would
like more information on joining the "Circle of Friends" visit the sign
up page.
"Circle of Friends"
General Information:
Sevenmile Canyon is an outstanding cool and cold
weather hike that visits four entertaining rock art panels. The rock art is accessible year
round in all weather conditions.
A GPS and good map reading skills are useful in verifying you are on the correct route and
in locating specific panels of rock art.
Sevenmile Canyon is rated 2A II using the Canyon Rating System.
A tour involving Intestine Man,
Snake in Mouth and the rock art panels in
Sevenmile Canyon are usually combined into an impressive adventure requiring
about half-a-day.
Trailhead Information:
This hike is
located just outside of Moab. The trailhead is accessible to all vehicles,
year round, via a paved highway.
Kokopelli:
Kokopelli
is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player, often
with a huge phallus and antenna-like protrusions on his head. Kokopelli has
been venerated by some Native American cultures in the Southwestern United
States. Like most fertility deities, Kokopelli presides over both childbirth
and agriculture. He is also a trickster god and represents the spirit of
music.
Video:
Enjoy a short video from Sevenmile Canyon in Moab, Utah. If this video fails
to play on your mobile device or computer you can always watch the
Original YouTube Version here.
Please take only pictures and leave only
footprints.
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