I enjoyed this site.  It was larger and more diverse than many of the Great Basin sites I visited.  The late afternoon sun was also kinder to my camera!  There is rock art scattered among a group of large boulders, then along a cliff wall.  Devil’s Kitchen was named by Mormon pioneers who said the sound of their wagons crossing the volcanic formation in the area was – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the Devil’s kitchen”.   Hope you enjoy my photos from this site!