The Dzrtgrls and I headed to the Mojave desert a few years ago to find a petroglyph and pictograph site. We were not disappointed. This is a large petroglyph site that requires a few miles of hiking. It has thousands of petroglyphs and covers several square miles in a lonely corner of Mojave National Preserve.
Most petroglyphs are likely of Chemehuevi, Mohave, and/or Archaic origin. If you venture out here, please respect this site. It is an amazing place.
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We even found an arch! You can read the Dzrtgrls trip report here.
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No directions to this site but this is a good place to park: 35.06965°, -115.32985°