Three Kings
Three Kings is a major rock art panel on the McConkie Ranch. Because there is so much rock art in the area, I've given this and the surrounding panels their own page. Castleton lists this in the Dry Fork-Ashley Creek section of his book. Castleton v.1, p.16.
If you've made the effort to get to McConkie Ranch, you should really see both major panels and everything in between.
The petroglyphs and pictographs on McConkie Ranch are on private property. However, the McConkie family allows visitors to the rock art with some conditions. Essentially, the family expects you to respect their property and the art, which everyone should do at all rock art sites. The family also relies on donations to maintain the area's accessibility to visitors. They suggest $5.00 per person, but donations are not required. Additional donations can be made here. A map of the trails can be found here.
Coordinate for the parking area:
UTM: 615269, 4489193
Decimal Degrees: 40.54548, -109.63873
Lat/Long: 40º 32' 43.72", 109º 38' 19.42"
Coordinate for main panel:
UTM: 616047, 4488568
Decimal Degrees: 40.53974, -109.62967
Lat/Long: 40º 32' 23.06", 109º 37' 46.81"