Changes in weather presumably caused them to move, but not before they marked the rock surfaces with their designs. The Coconino National Forest acquired the site in 1994 through a land trade with a rancher. The site has been open to the public since August. We're hoping to restore the ranch gardens to their original look. There is no water fountain.
Plans call for a visitors' center.
Entrance to the site is immediately on the right as you cross the bridge. The trail to the petroglyphs is a third of a mile. Bring exact change. Red Canyon Road. Off U.S. 191 in Chinle.