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Petroglyphs Narrows - Pioneer Register & Tanks - 3 members in 4 triplogs have rated this an average 3 ( 1 to 5 best )
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May 02 2025
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52 male
 Joined Apr 30 2008
 Tucson, AZ
Capitol GorgeCentral, UT
Central, UT
Hiking avatar May 02 2025
azdesertfatherTriplogs 1,158
Hiking1.23 Miles 223 AEG
Hiking1.23 Miles      32 Mns   2.54 mph
223 ft AEG      3 Mns Break1 LBS Pack
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apparently this member prefers to keep an air of mystery...
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"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived." — Henry David Thoreau
 
Oct 08 2017
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69 male
 Joined Jan 23 2008
 Phoenix, AZ
Capitol Reef Scenic DriveCentral, UT
Central, UT
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AZWanderingBearTriplogs 700
Scenic Drive20.00 Miles
Scenic Drive20.00 Miles
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Crowded park today. Seems the Columbus Day weekend is the end of their season. Was going to hit all the stuff off the scenic drive and the highway as quick as I could and then head up to Cathedral Valley.

Drove to the end of the Scenic drive, after depositing my $10, and worked back. The Petroglyph Narrows and the tanks were fun, and easy little scramble at the end. Love the rock art, native and settlers both. No idea how the really high and very clear list of 6 names from Sep 11 got up there on the south wall close to the trailhead.

Hit Oyler Mine real quick and then hiked to Cassidy Arch, a bit of a huffer for the first section but lots of fun later. Cool arch!

All the sites along the highway were quick stops except the petroglyphs (Archaic and Fremont intermixed) and Hickman Bridge. Found a small bear pecked out at the petroglyph site, loved him. My new screen saver. Hickman is a good little hike. Don't miss the two small pothole arches about half way up. They are geology in the making.
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[ checklist ]  Hickman Natural Bridge
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Jun 20 2014
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74 male
 Joined Feb 12 2002
 Gold Canyon, AZ
Capitol GorgeCentral, UT
Central, UT
Hiking avatar Jun 20 2014
AZLOT69Triplogs 2,242
Hiking6.00 Miles 525 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles
525 ft AEG
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Great canyon hike. It had to be a trip to be able to drive thru here.
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Jun 04 2014
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49 male
 Joined Dec 30 2007
 Avondale,Az
Petroglyphs Narrows - Pioneer Register & TanksCentral, UT
Central, UT
Hiking avatar Jun 04 2014
StoicTriplogs 552
Hiking2.93 Miles 300 AEG
Hiking2.93 Miles   1 Hour   16 Mns   2.66 mph
300 ft AEG      10 Mns Break
 
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Day 3
Hiking with my sister from North Carolina.

Capitol Reef Nation Park
Historic School
Petorplyphs
Navajo Knobs/ Hickman Bridge
Gifford Farm House/ Fruita Historic Site
Petroglyphs Narrows/Pioneer Registry/ Tanks
Oylem Uranium Mine
Buhunin Cabin

This hike takes you through the original path the settlers would take to Fruita. Very narrow for two cars. You will pass some petroglyphs then you wil pass the "Pioneer Registry". The pioneers would carve their names in the walls. The trail then takes you up to the tanks.
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[ checklist ]  Capitol Wash
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average hiking speed 2.6 mph

WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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