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We hiked down the Kachina Bridge trail about two thirds of the way and spotted our destination in the distance tucked into the side of a peninsula not far from Kachina Bridge. We left the main trail and hiked about a mile north and found the petroglyph panel. They were high above the ledge we were using to try to reach the ruins. We found our way up to the ledge thanks to the directions provided by our friend Steven Douglas. This put us in an excellent location to see the glyphs and the ruins.
We both agreed the panel was excellent with some images we hadn’t seen at other sites. Thet were well crafted and artistically rendered. The ruins were preserved for the most part and hauntingly blended into their surroundings.
We both agreed the panel was excellent with some images we hadn’t seen at other sites. Thet were well crafted and artistically rendered. The ruins were preserved for the most part and hauntingly blended into their surroundings.
© Sharon Wheat
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