Wolf Man Panel Bluff Utah in 360 Degrees
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| The Wolfman Panel is just in that cave in the top left corner. |
I was here in early spring, and it was still snowing up in Northern Utah, so it put a huge smile on my face to see these early beautiful flowers on the edge of this crazy cliff. Sometimes in life we placed in tough situations, but just try to still BLOOM. Your courage amidst trials is noticed, and we LOVE you for your STRENGTH, and we ADMIRE you for you FIGHT. BLOOM ON, for even if you feel like no one notices, GOD NOTICES YOUR FIGHT, and He love you even more than you can imagine for your DETERMINATION to show GOODNESS and LOVE to the world.
Wolfman Panel in Bluff Utah is an Indian Pictograph where the detail is amazing. I left at such a beautiful time for this hike, for the sun was setting and the views into this canyon were gorgeous, however I was solo and it was getting dark. There is a section of the trail you have to do a little bit of a drop and you are on a cliff edge. I would have been fine if I would have had a buddy with me, but I play it very safe when I am solo, so unfortunately I did not make it all the way to the end.
Below is a Photo by South West Brown Eyes That made it down all the way to the Panel. Check out their Link Below for more info on this hike, and more awesome photos of this area.
360 Trail to Wolfman Panel looking down into Butler Canyon and walking along the Cliff Walls.
INFO ON HIKE TO WOLFMAN PANEL
To get to the Wolfman Panel, you head to Bluff, Utah. Then you head on US-191S 6 miles of about 10 minutes. Before I head out to a hike, I download an offline map in Google maps of the area I am traveling to so Google Maps did a pretty good job getting me there. Unfortunately it stops and says you have arrived when you are perpendicular to the cave, and unless you have rope gear, that is not the correct trail head. I have tried to fix this, but am not sure yet if it is corrected. You need to go just a little further until you see a road off to your left. You want to turn down that road and travel all the way to the parking lot on that dirt road. If you took the right road it should look like the picture below.
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| Trail Head to Wolfman Panel |
Wolfman Petroglyph Panel Google Earth Link
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| Looking Across to Comb Ridge down into Butler Wash |
360 Degree Trail walking toward Cliff Edge, seeing Comb Ridge across from Butler Wash
If you like this Feeling of Being Way Above things way down below, you would also enjoy ISLAND IN THE SKY hike in CANYONLANDS
It is a easy hike that you can hike close to the edge or safely in a ways, but it is amazing to be up so high and see birds fly below you. It is quite the unforgettable experience.
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| This Beautiful Flower on the Edge of the Cliff is a type of Indian Paintbrush. |
Knowing that this Indian Paintbrush existed on route to this Indian Artists Dwelling makes me curious as to what other art this Indian created with this plant. Doesn't it kinda makes you want to grab a paintbrush and get some paint on a canvas? :) Well, here is some beautiful Indian Paintings if you would rather have a professional do something amazing for you!
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| Looking Across to Comb Ridge |
Another Great Website with information about the Hike.
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| Another Panel with a few marks on it, but nothing as amazing as the Wolfman Panel down in the Cave below. |
Below is another link of a great website with more information about this trail.
IF YOU LIKED THIS HIKE, I THINK YOU WILL ALSO LOVE
FISHER TOWERS
There is something that just feels Native and awesome about these HUGE Towers.
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GRANDSTAFF CANYON has the similar tall Cliffs and Canyon, but you are winding your way in the bottom. It is a very cool hike.
