above Potash Road is a stunning petroglyph panel featuring a parade of enormous animals, a walking human figure with a staff and the so-called “Polka Dot Man.” The rock-scrambling route through the maze of sandstone fins to the site is big fun and often used by local canyoneering tours.
View into the intensely jointed Behind the Rocks and the high snow-covered La Sal Mountains. A canyoneering group is preparing to rappel on the left.
Potholes are pregnant with rainwater from the recent deluge. The glyphs are on the high cliff in the distance, to the left of the arch-like alcove.
Scan horizontally across the center of this image to find the somewhat inaccessible glyphs, from the far left to the far right. (Click on image to enlarge.)
That-a-way outa here!