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Grimes Point/Hidden Cave Archaeological Site, Carson City

5665 Morgan Mill Rd, Carson City, NV 89701

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Contact: 775-885-6000

Visitors to this site can view 8,000 year old petroglyphs while on self-guided interpretive trails at Grimes Point and join a ... More

Grimes Point/Hidden Cave Archaeological Site

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Visitors to this site can view 8,000 year old petroglyphs while on self-guided interpretive trails at Grimes Point and join a guided educational program to Hidden Cave.

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Reviews for Grimes Point/Hidden Cave Archaeological Site: 2

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I thought it was excellent!

By Debra, 8/2/08

I was very surprised and delighted with the Grimes site. Of course was my first time to the desert so easily impressed, but the art was worth the drive out. Be sure to take water! HOT. I was afraid the pics I took wouldn't come out well, but some of the art that you could barely see came out good on my camera. It was very spiritual, experienceing something that people made thousands of years ago, imagining what it was like then.

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Great place to explore

By A Yahoo! Contributor, 4/20/06

We spent an evening and half the next day wandering the paths, and then off the paths, searching out the most interesting and exotic petroglyphs. There are hundreds to choose from. Don't neglect the part of the park about 1/2 mile down the dirt road where the most recognizeable image of a lizard is on a rock just to the right of the parking lot. Take the entire loop trail, it is fascinating.

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