Petroglyph panels at Crow Canyon and rock-walled hideaways perched high up on the rims of Largo Canyon and its tributaries tell the story of the first farmers of Dinétah, the Navajo homeland. Interpretive panels at Crow Canyon and at several “pueblitos,” the small fortresses that sheltered Dinétah’s farmers from raiding parties, introduce the centuries-long Navajo story.

Time Period Represented: 16th to 18th century

Hours Open: Daily, sunrise to sunset

Seasons Open: Year round

Visitor Fees: None

Please take only pictures, leave only footprints and leave all cultural resources where you find them.

Access to this area is by dirt roads, some of which cross washes that are sandy when dry (and may require 4 wheel drive) or dangerous when wet.

Dogs allowed on hikes.