Barrier-free Petroglyph Site near Casa Grande

[joebartels]

For anyone with info I could use some help answering this question.

Also, I am trying to find a petroglyph site... near Casa Grande. One of the clients who is very interested in seeing petroglyphs is in a wheelchair but can use a walker to go short distances .25 of a mile at most. Are there any sites within an hour of Casa Grande that would be accessible?

The best I could think of was to call and inquire at Painted Rocks Petroglyph Site. Not sure if that was a good answer...

[mazatzal]

Picacho Mountains Petroglyph Sites?
http://hikearizona.com/decoder=860

[joebartels]

There are a bunch right near the road. Thought it would be too much of a scramble plus a hit and miss on locating. I'll share the idea, who knows!

[big_load]

For anyone with info I could use some help answering this question.

Also, I am trying to find a petroglyph site... near Casa Grande. One of the clients who is very interested in seeing petroglyphs is in a wheelchair but can use a walker to go short distances .25 of a mile at most. Are there any sites within an hour of Casa Grande that would be accessible?

The best I could think of was to call and inquire at Painted Rocks Petroglyph Site. Not sure if that was a good answer...

I like that suggestion. Although Painted Rocks may be a bit far from Casa Grande, they're the best ones I can think of that would be that accessible. It's worth a visit for anybody who likes petroglyphs.

[The_Eagle]

Waterfall Trail in the White Tanks is a bit more than an hour, but Wheelchair Accessible all the way to the glyphs.

[Nighthiker]

I would recommend the Picacho Mt. site but you need a Arizona State Land Permit. A very large panel (consists of numerous petroglyphs on boulders) is located adjacent to North Star Road which is quite sandy.

[PaleoRob]

Painted Rocks is definitely wheelchair friendly. Not so sure about Picacho Petroglyphs.