An image of the vandalized petroglyphs at the Buckhorn Draw Pictograph Panel within the the San Rafael Swell. Bureau of Land Management officials said the damage was discovered on Jan. 17.

Four petroglyphs of bighorn sheep carved by indigenous Americans 3,000 years ago were vandalized and permanatlyThe Bureau of Land ... a significant prehistoric cultural resource at San Rafael Swell.

The Bureau of Land Management’s Price Field Office is investigating the vandalism incident at the Buckhorn Draw Pictograph Panel in the San Rafael Swell, the agency said on Facebook on Feb. 3.

The Swell ATV Jamboree is all about the San Rafael Swell. April is the best time of the year to ride through the breathtaking scenery in the canyons of the Swell.

Petroglyphs are everywhere – tribal lands notwithstanding they’re on BIA, BLM ... The desert icon now stretches another 150 miles north into the crenelated folds of Utah’s San Rafael Swell.

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fremont petroglyph of snake and figurecalled "Cowboy Secret" tucked beneath jumbled sandstone caprock in the Molen Reef area of the San Rafael Swell.

The San Rafael Swell is nearly 3,000 square miles of rugged terrain in south-central Utah offering impressive natural scenery and unusual geological features that rival those found in Utah's ...

The Bureau of Land Management’s Price Field Office is investigating the vandalism incident at the Buckhorn Draw Pictograph Panel in the San Rafael Swell, the agency said on Facebook on Feb. 3.