This second pictograph shelter in Indian Wells Canyon is located about a mile and a third westerly of the “Cradleboard” pictograph site. It sits on a steep hillside and is surrounded by some undergrowth, making it difficult to see until you draw close.
The view out of the shelter, showing the mortars ground into the large flat boulder.
The shelter itself is quite large, in excess of 20 feet across, and partially protected by a large, flattish boulder tucked under the overhang. There is enough room between the top of this boulder and the overhang ceiling to sit and enjoy an expansive overview of the valley below. Bedrock mortars atop this boulder attest to the fact that this was also considered a good idea many years ago.
