Canyonlands Faces Panels
There are a dozen or more distinctive Canyonlands Faces Motif panels in Eastern Canyonlands.
The Four Faces panel. This panel is in a small ruin and is located near the All American Man panel. Blue pigment from an earlier set of faces is still visible.
The well-known Five Faces panel. This panel is situated partway up the wall of a small alcove. One generally views it from the other side of the alcove, about ten meters away, unless one wants to walk a narrow ledge. It is best seen in morning or late evening when the sun is not on it. High above this panel is a separate panel with handprints.
The Nine Faces panel was placed close to the bottom of a side canyon, much like Thirteen Faces. This panel is also called the White Faces.
The Eleven Faces panel, also known as the Blue Faces, sits high up a talus slope near the top of a cliff. Only eight faces remain visible.
The Thirteen Faces panel. Reputedly a flood washed away three faces. One used to be able to drive right up to this panel, which I did more than once, but the road was closed off about twenty years ago and now one cannot tell there was ever a road there.