The trading post is still active, and operated by a non-profit organization that maintains the trading traditions the Hubbell family established. The site consists of the original 160-acre homestead, with the trading post, family home and visitor center as the primary attractions. At an elevation of 6,340 feet, daytime temperatures range from the low 50s to the high 90s from May through September. Winter temperatures range from a few degree above zero to the high 30s. Humidity is generally low with summer thunderstorms occurring between July and August.
Winters are cold and snowy.
Spring is usually windy. Wear layers of clothing. Navajo women weaving rugs. If you are planning to bring a large group to visit the Hubbell home, please write or telephone in advance. This will help the staff plan to provide a more accommodating interpretive service The trading post, visitor center and Hubbell family home are all accessible.