Potash Road Dinosaur Tracks and Petroglyphs

"Potash Road Dinosaur Track and Petroglyphs, situated near Corona Arch, is a popular destination with a fascinating connection to the nearby Longbow Arch hike. While my boyfriend and I didn't have the opportunity to explore it fully due to time constraints, we observed a considerable number of visitors there, even during the slower season. The trail begins with a walk through a metal silo set into a hill, hinting at something intriguing beyond. This hike to Longbow Arch is moderately difficult, involving climbing, so grippy shoes are a must. The trail spans approximately 1.3 miles each way. It's important to exercise caution and store all expensive belongings securely in your trunk while on this unmonitored hike, as there have been reports of car break-ins and bag rummaging. Despite these challenges, the allure of Longbow Arch and the surrounding landscape make this hike worth exploring with proper precautions."

"These petroglyphs were thought to be created by either the Anasazi or Freemont Indians. "