For thousands of years, the inhabitants of what is now Hidden Cove Park have documented their lives through rock art. The Ancient Americans chiseled shapes into the rock, creating what are called Petroglyphs.

Centuries later, the Zuck family wrote its name in the rock as well; since this happened in modern history, their writing is simply called “rock art”. Petroglyphs and rock art are extremely fragile, and once they are ruined, they can never be recovered. Even touching the rock will taint the pictures with the oil from your fingers. Please respect the artists of our past by looking at the petroglyphs instead of touching them.