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Google Patents US20080086764A1 - Single-Party, Secured Multi-Channel Authentication Follow the markers into the rocks, where you can see the Sun Carriers images.US20080086764A1 - Single-Party, Secured Multi-Channel Authentication The trail begins southeast of the parking lot and runs southeast through a field. It is high on a rock wall, where artists would have struggled to execute their vision. The hike to the Three Kings panel is a 1.3-mile round trip to what is considered one of the finest works of rock art in North America. Where the trail ends, backtrack about a half mile and follow the marked shortcut back to the trailhead. The rock art appears in tremendous density and gets more and more complex as the trail follows the base of the wall to the northwest. It begins near the tipi on the north end of the parking lot and climbs up, over some boulders, east to a cliff face, where the petroglyphs begin. The hike to the Big Foot and Head Hunters panels (so named by the McConkie family) is less than a mile round trip, but it’s rugged in spots. Both are well-marked with signs and ribbons, and both are worthwhile. Two separate trails lead to different panels of petroglyphs.McConkie Road takes you through the ranch to a parking lot fenced by rows of antlers.

Turn north at the sign for McConkie Ranch Petroglyphs. Stay on 3500 West for 6.3 miles as it bends west and becomes Dry Fork Settlement Road.

From Vernal, take State Road 121 (500 North) west to 3500 West and turn north.

Shotcut 23.07.09 instal the last version for apple