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Buffalo Eddy Petroglyphs

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On Hwy. 12, cross the Blue Bridge to Clarkston, over the Snake River and at the ﬁrst intersection veer to the left, following the signs to Asotin. This is State Hwy 129. Hwy. 129 heads south, along the bank of the Snake River. In Asotin, Hwy. 129 goes west to Joseph, Oregon. Continue following the river along county road 209 or Snake River Road. Travel approximately 15 miles and the turn out for the trail head will be marked.

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