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Elephant Panel Rock Art, UT

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Distance One Way 1.25 miles
Trailhead Elevation 3,979 feet
Elevation Gain 188 feet
Accumulated Gain 322 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 2.32
 Interest Off-Trail Hiking, Historic & Seasonal Creek
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11  2018-10-10 AZLOT69
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Hike up the jeep road around left tho top of the hill. There are at least ten small canyons now off to your right created by spillover from above. We didn't find any rock art in the first two but continue east and you'll find several panels including the "elephant". Continue to overlook of Moonflower Canyon, then return via the jeep road.






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    From highway 191 downtown Moab locate the McDonald's restaurant and turn west on Kane Springs Blvd. Go 3.5 miles to dirt road going up hill to your left. Trail head is around top of hill on your left. There is an old jeep road but it has been closed. Park not to block drive as there is private residence in the area.
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