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FIshmouth Cave Ruins Hike on Comb Ridge Utah

MORE COMB RIDGE RUIN HIKES OFF BUTLER WASH ROAD!!! P1 Monarch Cave ruins.    • Видео   P2 Double Stack Ruins.    • Видео   P3 Cold Spring Cave.    • Видео   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More amazing ruins and hikes. Bullet Canyon ruins    • Bullet Canyon in Grand Gulch Utah / P...   Cliff Dwellings of Mesa Verde.    • Hiking The Cliff Dwellings of Mesa Ve...   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- World renowned petroglyphs and pictographs. Sego Canyon.    • Sego Canyon petroglyphs and pictograp...   Horseshoe canyon.    • Hiking Horseshoe Canyon Utah / full t...   Buckhorn Draw Road.    • Buckhorn Draw Road / petroglyphs / di...   Fishmouth Cave ruins hike is Part 4 on the Combe Ridge adventure off Butler Wash road near Bluff Utah. As with all the other hikes in the area Fish Mouth Cave is short, just around two miles. Rather than hike to Fishmouth Cave itself, the cave is just used as a landmark that you can see from the road. The ruins are located along the wash leading up to the cave. As with all the other ruins there are plenty of ancient relics and native american artifacts like grinding stones, broken pieces of pottery and even ancient corn cobs left from grainery ruins. There are also some unique features in some of these ruins like ancient ovens still intact. Remember when hiking areas like these to leave no trace. That means take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but footprints. It's important to preserve these special places because they are essentially outdoor museums.

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