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Falling Man Rock Art Site - Bypass
Hiking Around Las Vegas, Gold Butte National Monument
Falling Man Rock Art Site
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At end of old road, stay left onto "return" route (view SW)

Overview

The Falling Man Rock Art Site is a fascinating petroglyph gallery that has seen many visitors over the years. Sometimes, however, hikers want to skip the Falling Man petroglyph panel and hurry into the lands beyond. For them, this bypass is a shortcut that bypasses the Falling Man site and the Amphitheater site, and then returns to the "regular" route just above the Tinajas. This is the reverse of the "return loop" on the regular route.

Link to hiking map.

falling manRoute runs towards low band of cliffs (view S) falling man
There is a bypass for the low band of cliffs (view S)
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Approaching the low band of cliffs (view SE)
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Low band of cliffs: stepping stones make it easier than it looks
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Atop the low band of cliffs (view S)
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Route runs along sandstone crag (view SW)
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Route crosses toe of sandstone crag (view SW)
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Route drops into sandy area (view SW)
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Route stays left in sandy area bypassing Amphitheater site (view W)
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Bypass joins regular route on the way to the Tinajas (view SW)

Happy Hiking! All distances, elevations, and other facts are approximate.
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