📜 Extensive collection of Navajo rock art (16th-18th centuries) in New Mexico's Dinétah, also features Ancestral Puebloan art. 🔍 Hundreds of petroglyphs depicting animals, people, and supernatural beings on canyon walls. # Why Go 🗿 See extensive Navajo and Ancestral Puebloan rock art, including hundreds of stylized animals, people, and supernatural beings 🚶 Easy access to most petroglyphs at ground level 📸 Great for photography and wildlife viewing 📜 Explore ancient archaeological ruins and cultural history # Why Avoid 🚗 High-clearance 4WD vehicle recommended, roads can be impassable in rain 📵 No cell service in this remote location 🚽 No restrooms or drinking water available ♿ Uneven, rocky trails, not wheelchair accessible # Tips 💧 Bring plenty of water. 🚫 Do not touch the rock art panels to prevent damage. ⚠️ Check weather conditions before visiting, as washes can be impassable when wet. 🐕 Pets must be on a 6-foot leash. # Cost 💰 Free admission. # Hours 🕒 Daily, sunrise to sunset. # 🅿️ Parking 🅿️ Dirt parking areas/pull-offs available, not maintained. # 🚻 Toilets 🚻 No restrooms on site.