About this campground
Sego Canyon contains three culturally distinct styles of rock art: Fremont, Ute and Barrier-style. A well preserved ghost town and ruins of a coal mine are located nearby. Visitors are advised to plan for at least a half day to explore this exciting area.
Getting there
How To Get There: To reach the rock art panels, take Exit 187 off I-70, proceed on State Highway 94 through Thompson, and continue driving approximately three miles to Sego Canyon. Major rock art panels are visible from the road.
Activities
- INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS
- PHOTOGRAPHY
Nearby federal campgrounds
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- Klondike Bluffs South TrailheadBureau of Land Management19 mi
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Sego Canyon Rock Art Interpretive Site doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby Utah campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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