Petroglyphs were amazing but the leaves on the tail made it hard to navigate in some places
While it was beautiful, it was trashed. Lots of garbage and condoms all over. A stray dog kept knocking over my kids and wouldn't leave us alone. Ended up leaving pretty quick. We drove an hour and a half each way to see it.
A nice 1 hour loop around a small gorge :) easy to medium difficulty. Not cultivated paths, so small children can be difficult here
The petroglyphs are interesting, but it only takes a few minutes to look at them and read the information. The hiking trail through the woods is scenic, with the sandstone cliffs and the creek.
Leo is a nice set of trails that are decently short and quick. The shelterhouse is not well kept though there is graffiti and bat poop on a lot of the things there but it is cool to see the petroglyph
Worth checking out. The trails are covered in poison ivy and very overgrown so if you go wear long pants and covered shoes. There is no vending and no facilities at the park and have a no firearms or weapons policy when they have zero security and are located in a remote area with few people. So visit ar your own risk when they limit your right to safety/security.
I love it here. A cool place to see and a nice trail to walk. Sometimes people ride horses on the trail too and I always love seeing horses!
The petroglyphs are pretty neat, the Woodland trails and scenery around it are beautiful.
Very interesting site
My kids were at awe seeing the petroglyph's
Small excursion, cool petroglyphs. Covered so you can still see in the rain. Week worth the stop. This place is not attended but accessible 24/7.
Saw the spot on google maps and decided to add a stop into our trip since we had plenty of time today. Interesting that the petroglyphs are all in one spot. The trail through the gorge is BEAUTIFUL. Off the beaten path but well worth a visit!