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There are two petroglyph sites available for public viewing at Washington State Park. The main petroglyph site is near the north entrance to the park and across Highway 104 from the road to Shelter #1/CCC Ridge Shelter.
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Petroglyphs, quaint hiking shelters and incredible Ozark...
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Petroglyphs, or rock carvings, remain as evidence of their...
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Petroglyphs, quaint hiking shelters and incredible Ozark overlooks define the Washington State Park experience. Easy access to the Big River makes the park great for swimming or fishing. Hikers can choose from three rugged hiking trails. Buildings constructed by African American Civilian.
24 cze 2021 · Ancient Native American petroglyphs, a cave, and historic stone overlooks along Big River can all be enjoyed at Washington State Park about an hour south of St. Louis. The highlight of this...
7 wrz 2024 · Ancient Native American petroglyphs, a cave, and historic stone overlooks along Big River can all be enjoyed at Washington State Park about an hour south of St. Louis.
Petroglyphs, or rock carvings, remain as evidence of their beliefs, and give clues to understanding the lives of these people who are believed to have inhabited the area around A.D. 1000. The park contains the largest group of petroglyphs yet discovered in Missouri.
View map. Hotels near Washington State Park. Petroglyphs, quaint hiking shelters and incredible Ozark overlooks define the Washington State Park experience. Easy access to the Big River makes the park great for swimming or fishing and the park’s three hiking trails address every type of hike, from easy strolls to power hikes.
Have you ever seen a petroglyph? At Washington State Park in central Missouri, you can see some that were created by the Mississippian Indian Tribe in 1,000 A.D. The large petroglyph site is at the north entrance to the park and the smaller site is next to the interpretive center.
