Updating Map... About Navajo Reservation
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Spent the day driving through Navajo Nation on our way from the Grand Canyon to New Mexico. What beautiful country and lovely people. We had a chance to stop at restaurants museums shop and even the zoo at Window Rock. I highly recommend visiting at...More
I've worked in the area over 12 years and finally got the chance to hike to Window Rock. I love all the accessible trails and always encourage others to get out and enjoy the lush views and exercise on a daily basis if they can....More
Good place to see lots of sites without the crowds. We were there on 4/16/17 and only a few people around. It was great
I lived on the reservation with my family mid 50's while my Dad ran a rock crusher on the reservation. We lived in a large one room cabin, no running water, or electricity. We hauled water from the trading post. My siblings and I had...More
The drive from Gallup to the Navajo reservation is beautiful with the scenery of New Mexico and Arizona in full view. Once you enter the reservation and see Window Rock, you realize what a great and special place the reservation is. The beauty is quite...More
This place is a must see if you are in the area. Besides the fact that it is "the capital" for the indians, it is with stunning nature. There are markets with the silver jewellery the navaho are known for. And other handcrafted items.
I we really loved this place the hole in the rock is amazing took my breath away The photos I took were stunning I only wish we were told more about the Navajo people Our tour guide didn't seem to know much about the Navajo...More
We got some really good photos in this area. A very interesting area. People are proud of their heritage and always seemed to be willing to chat and share.
We were in the area and just had to drop in. This is truly one of the wonders of the USA or should I say the Navajo Nation. There is a monument to the Code Talkers from WWII area. Admission was free. There were some...More
I have lived near and worked on the Navajo reservation for many decades. The wide open spaces and rugged beauty and the Navajo people are truly special. There is history, scenery, living culture and food to sample - definitely a must see part of the...More
