I was up early on the morning of Tuesday, November 28, 2017, and headed to Saguaro National Park.  My first stop in the park was the Kings Canyon Trailhead, where I arrived at first light.  I spent about three hours on a pleasant hike in the canyon.  The air was crisp, and I did not see another soul.  After hiking about a mile up the canyon, I spotted my first petroglyph.  It was a geometric element on a large boulder on the floor of the small canyon.  As I hiked further I began to see more petroglyphs along the wall of the canyon.  None of the rock art that I saw on this hike was particularly memorable, but I am glad I got to do the hike and see the art.  Here are a few of the photos I took that morning.  To see the blog I wrote about the trip that included my visit to King’s Canyon, click here.

The gallery above was taken with my Samsung S9 cell phone.  The photographs in the two galleries below were taken with my Nikon D7200.