Located 27 miles west of
Thermopolis off Hwy 120 in
Hot Springs County lies this site where visitors can see many pictographs of native times. There are at least three styles of art in existence at the site; one related to early Hopi. This includes many pictographs representing animals, which are called zoomorphs. Charcoal layers at the site have been determined to be over 2,000 years old. Cottonwood Creek flows at the base of the cliffs.
Nearby attractions include the Shoshone National Forest, the Wind River Indian Reservation, and Hot Springs State Park.
