Wolfman Panel ![](/files/icons/stars_four_half.png)
Distance: 0.8 - 1.4 miles (round trip)
BLM, Monticello, Utah office, near Bluff in Southeast Utah
![The main section of the Wolfman Panel with a tall slender anthropomorph, two birds, a wolf print, two orb and other figures](/files/US/UT/wolfman_panel/lrg_ut_P1380961.jpg)
The main section of the Wolfman Panel with a tall slender anthropomorph, two birds, a wolf print, two orb and other figures
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The Wolfman Panel is fascinating both for its precise artwork as well as its interesting figures. The easy access and short hiking distance make this site a popular spot for rock art enthusiasts passing through the Bluff and Mexican Hat area.
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- Distance: 0.8 miles (round trip) to Wolfman Panel
1.4 miles (round trip) to Small Ruins - Elevation: 4,530-ft. at Trailhead
4,387-ft. at Wolfman Panel
4,360-ft. at Small Ruins - Elevation Gain: -143-ft. to Wolfman Panel
-170-ft. to Small Ruins - Difficulty: easy-moderate
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Bluff / Mexican Hat / Southeast Utah
Why Hike Wolfman Panel
This short, moderately-easy hike leads to a fascinating panel of petroglyphs. The talented artist(s) who created the panel pecked precise figures with well executed details. Images include human-like forms with hands and feet, birds, a shield, a mask, a plant and a number of curious objects.
Beyond the panel the trail drops to a small ruin in an alcove across the wash. The alcove includes a small panel of petroglyphs and one structure in relatively good shape.
The trailhead for the site is just a mile off the main highway, making it an easily accessible site.
Elevation Profile
Trail Resources
Trail Detail/Full Description / Trail Photo Gallery / Trail Map
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Region Information:
Southeast Utah
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Utah