This unique stone "bulletin board" features over 350 distinct petroglyphs carved by ancient peoples over 800 years ago. The panel includes hundreds of incised figures and designs; some figures, riding horses and shooting arrows, are believed to be portrayals of Ute Indians following their acquisition of horses in the 17th century. More recent petoglyphs are attributed to the Utes, circa the 19th century. Located on Hwy 211, and accessible by Hwy 191, north of Monticello; the site is under the management of the BLM.
Location:
Hwy 211, Monticello Utah 84535
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06/08 Coming to The Monticello area
Barrel into Spring Wine Tasting Event Grand Junction CO April27-May19 Exquisitely prepared gourmet meals, 'behind the scenes' winery and vineyard tours, tasting wines that are not readily available to the general public, and of course barrel tasting.
Grand Junction Yoga Festival Grand Junction CO July11-14 The Telluride Yoga Festival is a unique event that elevates the benefits of yoga with a mission to protect our natural environment.
Olathe Sweet Corn Festival Olathe CO August3 The Olathe Sweet Corn Festival is more than fun in the western Colorado sunshine. It is an ever-growing symbol of a community committed to making the future better for the generations to come.
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