Petroglyphs Provincial Park600 - 1100 year old stone carvings from Algonquin people, north-east of Peterborough in Ontario Home Library Support About Us Contact Us Print this Page CanadaAtlas Coal MineBatchawanaCathedral GroveDinosaur Provinical ParkHoodoosJuan de Fuca Marine TrailPetroglyphs Provincial ParkRainforest TrailRoyal Tyrrell MuseumSproat Lake PetroglyphsWanuskewin Heritage ParkWhite RiverWild Pacific Trail The Petroglyphs Provincial Park is about half an hour north east of Peterborough in Ontario. File with GPS coordinates Get the Garmin GPS database or a text file in the Parent Document. GPS Coordinates for the Park entrance are = N44 35.688 W78 2.364 and the link on Google Maps Parking and the museum are about 3km in the park, accessible on a dirt road. When visiting the museum, take the time to watch the movie. The rock face with the symbols is protected from the elements. You also get an excellent view over the symbols and a detailed explanation of their meaning. Bring a picnic, there are two picnic areas waiting for you. A 5.5km and a 7km trail entrance is at the main parking, a 6km trail is at the picnic areas. First published on October 09, 2011