These petroglyphs are from the Argyle Canyon area in Nine Mile Canyon

Utahrockart.net is dedicated to finding, photographing, and sharing as many rock art sites in Utah as possible. Unlike many of the adventure and hiking sites (several of which we use extensively*), this site is dedicated to photography. That said, we can give coordinates to many of the photos displayed and have for many of the sites and panels, but we don't give as detailed directions on where to find the sites or how to get there as sites dedicated to hiking or adventure. We can also give other information for those interested, e.g., f-stop, ISO, focal length, exact GPS coordinates for where we were when taking (many, but not all) the photos, etc., for those who care. We won't share the location of art on private property when we've promised the landowner that we won't.

We have only recently begun the site, so be patient. While we have thousands of photos, selecting the best one for each panel or glyph, making necessary edits, and uploading them takes time. We are adding photos as quickly as we can.

Occasionally, we'll comment on a panel or glyph, maybe speculate about what it represents. However, none of us are experts in rock art, Native American studies, anthropology, or anything similar. Please let us know if you have thoughts on a glyph or panel.

Some photos include references to various resources. These resources can help readers understand a panel or glyph in the photo, such as its style, motif, etc. As with adding photos, the references take time. We're getting to them as quickly as possible. If you know of a resource for any of the photos, please share it with us. 

These photos are best on a PC, particularly with a large monitor. Some glyphs may not be visible on small screens, so those looking at the photos on their phones should tap on the photo to open it and then enlarge it. Any notes about glyphs or panels are below the photo(s).

For a short bio, and so the "I" and "we" make sense, stop by the About Us page.

Please read the etiquette page if you plan to visit any of these or any other rock art site.

* Shout out to gjhikes and roadtripryan. gjhikes gives the most comprehensive directions to sites I've seen anywhere on the internet.
Unless otherwise noted, all photographs are copyrighted and the property of Chad & Sean Lambourne.