Saturday & Sunday, February 21-22, 2026
Diane is very glad to almost be done with her Radiation Therapy, and she only has four treatments left this upcoming week, so we were looking for somewhere to get outside this weekend while still being able to take it easy. We decided that searching for rock art in Nine Mile Canyon would be a perfect activity for us and headed up there for our annual pilgrimage. We had actually been thinking about driving up to Nine Mile Canyon the previous weekend for my birthday, but I ended up staying home to work on my 4Runner so that it would be ready for a trip into The Maze later this month. We left home early on Saturday morning and spent the rest of the weekend revisiting sites in the canyon and finding some new ones along the way, too. Although it had snowed in the Grand Valley and all across Southern Utah on Friday, the storm seemed to have mostly missed Price and the surrounding area, so there was only a thin layer of snow on the ground higher up in the canyon and it was pretty dry the lower we went. These are some photos of what we saw this weekend.
Welcome to Nine Mile Canyon!
Snake Site
Long-Necked Sheep Panel
Big Panel
Split Panel
High Angled Panel
After stopping at way too many sites along the road we went for a short hike around the Daddy Canyon Complex to stretch our legs since it was an easy hike for Diane and I felt like I hadn’t stopped here in forever. Surprisingly, we did manage to either find some new panels or they were just some sites I had completely forgotten about- I’m not sure which?
Overhang Sheep
Triangle Anthropomorph & Sheep
Daddy Canyon Petroglyphs
Green Elk Shelter
Ledge Petroglyphs
Striped Shield
Right Side Petroglyphs
Spiral Serpents
Mickey Mouse Panel
Nine Mile Warriors
Nice Sheep Petroglyph
Unfinished Shield Site
Drowning Panel
Lichen Panel
Great Hunt Panel
Spiral Tail Sheep Panel
Diane spotted this panel out of the corner of her eye as we drove by and I think it’s probably my favorite find of the weekend.
While I found this large red pictograph last year, the light was bad then, so I returned for a better photo in the shade.
Segmented Panel
Stock Trail Panel
Wavy Tail Sheep
Sideways Sheep Panel
Elk On the Point
Zig-Zag Panel
Haunting Figure
Big Feet
Sandhill Crane Site



































Go Diane !!