Spooky Sites on Your Public Lands— Episode 3: Slithering Snakes 🐍 @BLMUtah
Spooky Sites on Your Public Lands— Episode 3: Slithering Snakes 🐍  @BLMUtah
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Utah’s public lands are home to some wild creatures—including the infamous “nope ropes” or snakes! 🐍 But if you’d rather admire them in ancient art, check out the Molen Reef Petroglyphs, where snakes are carved as sacred messengers connecting us to the spiritual world. ✨ Discover more sites like this by visiting blm.gov/visit/search (link in bio) and filtering by Utah to plan your next adventure. 🗺️ #NopeRope #ExploreUtah #PublicLands #RespectWildlife
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Spooky Sites on Your Public Lands— Episode 3: Slithering Snakes 🐍

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