The petroglyphs have been fenced in and the fence has been wrapped with tyvek. The trails are open. But the petroglyphs are not viewable at this time and probably never will be again.
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The petroglyphs have been fenced in and the fence has been wrapped with tyvek. The trails are open. But the petroglyphs are not viewable at this time and probably never will be again.
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Very interesting.. take your bug repellant.. but worth the walk into the woods.
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This might be a bit disappointing as the actual Petroglyphs are fenced off due to vandalism. There are some nicely maintained trails though for hiking through the woods and along the Cass River. There are numerous sandstone outcroppings and geological formations in the woods.
We were there during a special open viewing day when a state historian did a great...
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This is a state park in the "Thumb" of Michigan, surrounded by mixed farms and woods. It contains Michigan's only known prehistoric rock carvings (petroglyphs). There is no fee to visit. The gravel parking lot is right next to Germania Road (paved) a half mile south of Bay City - Forestville Road. There is a port-a-john here and a bulletin...
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