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| The Ash Springs Rock Art Site is accessible with caution by a "higher" clearance passenger vehicle in dry weather. The road has some ruts and sandy spots. Do not try when road is wet or muddy, as you probably will get stuck. |
| The Ash Springs site is located in Lincoln County, Nevada and is typical of the Great Basin style of rock art. The petroglyphs here show a major amount of weathering and natural spalling along with damage caused by two-footed types of critters. |
| Location: The Ash Springs Rock Art Site is located approximately 6.9 miles north of Alamo (or if you are coming from the north, it is approximately 5 miles south of the intersection of HWY 93 & SR 318), on the east side of HWY 93 slightly north of mile marker 45, across the road from the white trailer with the white picket fence. |
| Coordinates are in Lat/Lon NAD 83/84 |
| GPS for turn off of Hwy 93: 37° 27.577' 115° 11.621' |
| GPS for parking area: 37° 27.454' 115° 11.367' |
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| Click here to view Ash Springs Petroglyphs on our other web site | |
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