Hemet, California: Maze Stone - Mysterious Petroglyph
Maze-like prehistoric carving in a rock, purpose unknown, on a hill west of town. Discovered in 1914, when authorities declared it to be over 2,000 years old. Some say ancient Chinese explorers did it.
Maze Stone County Park
- Address:
- California Ave., Hemet, CA
- Directions:
- West of town in Reinhardt Canyon. Hwy 74 to California Ave. Follow for 3 miles to end. Park near gate, walk on the road up the hill. The stone is within chain link fences.
- Admission:
- Free
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From the gate, the Maze Stone is a 2/10s of a mile uphill walk on an old asphalt road with gravel and weeds. It is located among weeds a short distance off on the right, behind two security fences.
[Joe Kleinsmith, 05/06/2018]At the end of the road and up the paved and little used road. Off to the right surrounded by chain link fence. Apparently abandoned by County Park Service.
[John Kracha, 06/27/2016]The walk is about a mile on a dry, secluded gravel road. We couldn't get too close to the stone because of plant overgrowth around the fence. Beautiful scenery though.
[Jennifer, 08/13/2015]
You cannot park near the stone any more, but it was a beautiful walk just as the sun was peeking over the foothills, lots of quail.
[Rob, 04/04/2012]
A petroglyph of unknown origin graces a small mountain area. Some people call the glyphs everything from old remnants of Cascadians to religious symbols. Take Hwy 74 to the end of California Ave.
[Todd, 04/08/2010]Nearby Offbeat Places



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