9 Mile Canyon Tour - Rock Art, Granaries, and Beautiful Canyons

I am very grateful you watched this video! The tour begins at 2:21 :-)

FYI - the names of panels in this video correlate with the names on our guide on our website (see link below)

This is a short video tour on what you may find in 9 Mile Canyon in Utah! 9 Mile Canyon has been dubbed "the world's longest art gallery" because there are petroglyph and pictograph sites all over the place! I still remember my first time driving through the canyon. I found just a handful of sites. The more I visit, the more I discover and so will you!

There are several ways to enter into 9 Mile Canyon: through Myton near Duchesne, or through Wellington near Price. Even though the canyon is actually 75 miles in length, much of it is on private land. From the entrance to the canyon until the Great Hunt Panel it's about 33.5 miles. Most people drive to The Great Hunt Panel and turn back around.

Make sure to fuel up, bring water, food, camera, and binoculars! What about restrooms? There are two areas that have outhouses: Cottonwood Glen and also Daddy Canyon Complex.

If you want a great guide through 9 Mile Canyon including GPS coordinates and pictures, check out our very own Trek Planner driving guide:

https://thetrekplanner.com/9-mile-can...

We give you 181 GPS coordinates, directions, pictures, and more on where to find the granaries, rock art, rock shelters, and more! Of course, there is much more waiting to be discovered, so get out there and see for yourself!

Note: some of these sites can only be accessed by drone or seen by high-powered binoculars or a telephoto lens.