This rock has many petroglyphs. The meanings of the symbols are not known but the rock is associated with the legendary Cherokee giant, Judakulla/Tsukalu.

Not sure how this got 'discovered' or why. It's a dirt road, off a rural road, and when you get there you ask yourself if this is really it....because it is not much. Definitely not worth the time.

Judaculla is a stop I always share when friends visit. It's not too far out of the way and a very unusual piece of pre-history in a beautiful area. Everyone I've taken there has enjoyed it, but I'm not sure I'd recommend someone drive more than 30 minutes out of the way to see it unless they were into archeology.

This is an amazing find and it is a shame that if something isn't done the petroglyph will no longer have visible etchings. They have recently built a nice walkway and viewing area and added signage. It is easily accessible and worth the short drive off the highway.

There will be signage on the observation deck. We are sorry but there has been some delays but we should have this done before the end of the year. A very special site and the largest rock art site in the southeast.

This unusual rock is in the Caney Fork area between Sylva, NC and Cashiers, NC and only a few miles from Western Carolina University in Cullowhee. A small two-lane country road leads to the rock's site. There is no parking lot but the walkway is new and excellent. Only a couple of signs give a history but the petroglyphs apparently... More

Would like to know what all those hyroglyphics mean. Lots of food for thought. This is out in the middle of nowhere and was being upgraded when we were there. It must be even better now.

Easy access with descriptive signage and a great observation platform. It's too bad the rock has eroded as much as it has.

It was just okay last year but improvements were underway and may be finished now. They should tell the legend of Judaculla the giant. It is amazing. I'd probably rate it higher now. Not much for really young kids, but it takes your breath away when you see it and imagine how it came to be