Surprisingly, the route to the site is not labeled. The easiest way to find it is to go south on US-93 from the junction of US-93 and NV-318 for 5.1 miles toward Alamo. A dirt road on the left (east) side of US-93t climbs a hill. This is just south of the community of Ash Springs.

Follow the dirt road as it climbs the hill heading south. It curves east a bit and reaches a junction with a gate about 1000’ from US-93. Go left here, through the gate. On our visit, the gate was in tatters, but still somewhat easy to open/close. Once through the gate, continue on another 700’ to a parking area on the left that is the trailhead. The road is dirt, but should be passable by most vehicles in most conditions. Easily walked if needed.

From the trailhead, follow the path. Small pieces of rebar with a number on top mark the different panels as the path meanders through the boulders. It is not long before you will reach the petroglyph that inspired the signs! The route meanders through and loops back to the trailhead.