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Petroglyphs Provincial Park

44.62 N, 78.03 WBest in Spring, Summer, Autumn

Home to the largest known concentration of Indigenous rock carvings in Canada, held and interpreted with care near Stony Lake.

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The carvings, known as the Teaching Rocks, are dated to between roughly 900 and 1400 years ago and are kept within a protective building. The site is sacred to First Nations and is presented respectfully; visitors are asked to follow the posted guidance. The park also protects old-growth forest and McGinnis Lake.

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Indigenous cultureHistory & heritage

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