Now open 7 days a week, with a guide. Information center very infomative. Lots of guessing of exactly who did these. Worth the drive no matter how far. This will really get your brain thinking! BLM did a wonderful job on this site.
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Now open 7 days a week, with a guide. Information center very infomative. Lots of guessing of exactly who did these. Worth the drive no matter how far. This will really get your brain thinking! BLM did a wonderful job on this site.
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We were on our way from Cody to Riverton and wanted to stop here. They have keys for the gate in Meeteetsee at the visitors center! The site is amazing! Breaks my heart to see that people feel the need to deface priceless petroglyphs. If you are in the area stop! Its is a short drive (about 8 miles or...
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We read about these petroglyphs and put it on our list because it seemed so interesting and different. You have to get the key from the Hot Springs State Park office across from a school. We were going to Cody next, so it was on our way. You turn at the 2nd Hamilton Dome turn on left and go about...
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Fabulous 10'000 year old petroglyphs, and now with a visit guide. Too bad there are no books available to further explain this site's history.
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I've been traveling all over the west for several weeks now, and Legend Rock is right at the top of the list of wondrous places I've seen. I agree with the previous poster who said it's the real deal. Unfortunately, several days after I visited it, I got a call from a BLM worker asking if I'd noticed anything unusual...
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This is the real deal: authentic archaeological artifacts, depicting beautiful, mysterious and even funny figures of men, elk, bison, and some other things that are hard to identify. Most of the art is thousands of years old, but there's also "R.H. 1908". There's also a colony of canyon swallows you can see fairly close. Have fun with your kids trying...
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Tip: You have to get the keys to the gate entrance from the Visitor Center in Thermopolis.
The center is located across the street from the Hot Springs County High School and you will recognize it by the sign and the old TeePee Cone which still bubbles natural hot spring waters through a pipe in the top of it. Once...
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The Petroglyph site is literally out in the middle of nowhere. We visited in August 2007. You get a key to the gate and a map in Thermopolis, and then drive out, letting yourself in through the gate. There is a parking area, then you walk out along the base of the cliffs to view the petroglyphs. It's a totally...
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