From Escalante, go east on highway 12 toward Boulder. About 14 miles out of Escalante, just after crossing the bridge over the Escalante River (MP 73.9), turn left (west) to a parking area and trailhead. This is just a couple of miles BEFORE the Calf Creek campground.

From the trailhead, cross the driveway marked No Parking and pick up the well-used social trail on the other side. The trail hikes up to the cliff band in 1 minute, then requires a big step up to a ledge that is followed up and around to a shallow wash. Several faint pictographs appear here. Follow the trail up the shallow wash with 1 small obstacle en route. The trail leaves the wash on the right at a cairn.

Once out of the wash on the right, a wall has a large, faint snake petroglyph. This is not as visited as the others, but worth the 2 minute side trip. Follow the main trail as it curves around the wash. The trail splits; stay near the base of the cliff band. The first major petroglyph panel, with several bighorn sheep, appears on the right here.

From the bighorn sheep panel, follow the social trail a couple of minutes. When it reaches the next sandstone wall, look up! This is the 100 hands panel, 30-feet up on the wall. Truth in advertising, a quick count put the number quite a bit over 100 in my opinion. This is a fascinating panel!

Continue along the social trail/base of the cliff. A small alcove around the corner has some faint petroglyphs, but keep going. The trails moves onto slickrock before reaching a corner. The corner has the final petroglyph panel, that some refer to as the Shaman and the Hunter. Return the same way.