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Rinconada Canyon Trail – Petroglyph National Monument

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Rinconada Canyon Trail – Petroglyph National Monument

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Rinconada Canyon Trail – Petroglyph National Monument

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3.49km

20m

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The Rinconada Canyon Trail runs through Petroglyph National Monument, one of the largest petroglyph sites in the USA. Here you can see up to 300 petroglyphs. The motifs of the stone carvings come from different eras, some were carved into the volcanic rock over 700 years ago. The starting point…

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Last updated: December 16, 2024

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574 m

Rinconada Canyon Trail

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Easy trail that gets you up close to the petroglyphs. The trail is a loop, but leashed dogs are only allowed on the southern portion, and nowhere near the petroglyphs. …

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Petroglyphs at Rinconada Canyon Trail

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You can see up to 300 petroglyphs in this area of the Petroglyph National Monument, which is one of the largest petroglyph sites in the US. The designs range from …

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3.49 km

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3.45 km

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Monday 27 July

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October 16, 2024,Rinconada Canyon Trail — Petroglyph National Monument

3.54 km long loop trail. There should be up to 300 petroglyphs to see, unfortunately they are not as easy to see as on the Piedras Marcadas Trail. A nice loop, not far from the city.

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October 14, 2024

The Rinconada Canyon Trail runs through Petroglyph National Monument, one of the largest petroglyph sites in the USA. Here you can see up to 300 petroglyphs. The motifs of the stone carvings come from different eras, some were carved into the volcanic rock over 700 years ago. The starting point of the

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