Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Slideshow of various petroglyph panels between the River House Ruin and the Butler Wash/Kachina Panel in the Lower Butler Wash Area west of Bluff, Utah. More.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Details: Lower Butler Wash Distance: 3.0 - 5.4 miles (round trip) BLM, Monticello, Utah office, near Bluff in Southeast Utah Intro Details Photos Maps Hike Facts Distance: 3.0 - 5.4 miles (round trip) Elevation: 4,480-ft. - 4,270-ft. Elevation Gain: -210-ft. Difficulty: easy-moderate Trail Highlights: See Trail Intro Basecamp (s): Bluff / Blanding

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Kachina Petroglyph Panel Best Hiking Trails near Kachina Petroglyph Panel fullscreen Seasonal Popularity J F M A M J J A S O N D 0 10 20 30 Overview Kachina Petroglyph Panel is an information inside of Natural Bridges National Monument. Edit Resources nps.gov wikipedia Poi Info Activities: ,

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Kachina Panel (Butler Wash Panel), hundreds of petroglyphs, San Juan River Water Info Bring 1-2 liters of water. You will be right next to the San Juan River Best Season Fall or winter. Spring would have too much snow melt in the washes making them extremely muddy Distance 0.20 miles roundtrip Time Required 2-4 hours.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

At the confluence of Butler Wash and the San Juan River, rafters float past the famous Butler Wash Petroglyph Panel (also known as the Big Kachina Panel) with its well-known San Juan Anthropomorph figures dating to Basketmaker times. This is one of the most important petroglyph panels in the Southwest.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Fossil Print- Lower Butler Wash - River Panel. This has to be one of the premier hikes in the Bluff and Mexican Hat area. The hike descends an old wagon road, and visits several ruins en route to the river. At the river, a large petroglyph panel provides the cherry on top of a great hike. This panel, the River Panel, is very large, and well.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Fee: none Attractions: Numerous petroglyphs The Kachina Panel is located west of Bluff, Utah near where Butler Wash meets up with the San Juan River. The panel has multiple large images that have been identified to represent various kachina so it is also sometimes referred to as the Kachina Panel.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

This video will give you a good idea on what to expect from this incredible rock art panel! The Kachina Panel is not easy to get to. You will need a high-c.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Time: 1-3 Days Fee: User Fee Traveling the San Juan River from Sand Island to Mexican Hat will impress upon you the long history of occupation in Southeast Utah. Experience this rock imagery panel from the San Juan River where you can see hundreds of petroglyphs that are from 200 to thousands of years old.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

The Kachina Panel is a must-see in my opinion. It's full of so many wonderful petroglyphs that you could easily spend 10 minutes here just admiring this panel alone! I call it the Kachina Panel because there are many small anthropomorphs that have horns, antlers, antennae, in all shapes and sizes.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

The top destination for Prehistoric and Ancient Sites worldwide. Kachina Petroglyph Panel: Rock Art in The Southwest

Kachina Linemen Petroglyph Panel 2 Pano, Capitol Reef NP, UT Dave's

Understanding Butler Wash "Kachina" Petroglyph Panel. Ian has many stories and a lot of local knowledge. For cultural reasons, though, he doesn't make the short climb up to the Butler Wash Panel (also called the Kachina Panel). Here, the wall offers a record of information, ideas, and communications reaching back centuries, hundreds or.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

The Kachina Panel, which is officially called the Butler Wash Panel, is located at the base of some steep cliffs about 50 ft. from the San Juan River. The panel stretches about 100 yards and has hundreds and maybe thousands of petroglyphs.

Kachina Petroglyph Panel (Butler Wash Panel) Bluff, Utah The Trek

Among the most oft-cited is a petroglyph of what appears to be an Apatosaurus-like sauropod on Kachina Bridge in Utah's Natural Bridges National Monument. According to the fundamentalist-apologist.

Engaging Rock Art The Procession Panel and Big Kachina Panel Revisited

Golf Course Rock Art Site. Perhaps the most accessible of the sites listed is exactly what it sounds like. A petroglyph panel in a neighborhood near the golf course in Moab.. This is another fantastic, easy-to-reach site, and one of the most prolific and well-preserved examples of Anasazi petroglyphs. Big Kachina Panel.