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Lone Warrior Petroglyph, UT

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HAZ reminds you to respect the ruins. Please read the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 & Ruins Etiquette
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Difficulty 1 of 5
Distance Round Trip 2 miles
Trailhead Elevation 7,227 feet
Elevation Gain 40 feet
Accumulated Gain 110 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 2.55
 Interest Ruins
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Outstanding three foot tall pictogram of a lone warrior who appears to be holding a shield and perhaps sporting a mace type weapon. There are other petroglyphs in the area but very faded. Several alcoves can be located hiking around these mountains most filled with sand which stirs curiosity as to what they covered.


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    Getting to the Lone Warrior Panel requires negotiating multiple backcountry roads that require a high clearance vehicle that preferably is 4-wheel drive. From Interstate 70 take Exit 131 which is marked with signs for the Temple Mountain and Sinbad Roads. From the interstate follow the Temple Mountain Road for about 3.9 miles and turn right on the Sinbad Road where the signs are also pointing the way to Swasey's Cabin. Continue following the Sinbad Road, staying right after 1 mile, for about 5 miles to where there is another sign pointing the way to the Swasey Cabin that indicates you have driven 9 miles since leaving the interstate. At this intersection continue on the route to the Swasey Cabin. The Lone Warrior trailhead will come up about 1 mile from the Head of Sinbad intersection.
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