Finding hidden little places tucked away from the main road is always one of the best parts of travel. Arizona has plenty to choose from, whether it’s a community mural, a secluded restaurant, or even a hidden exhibit. Just a little bit of research and plenty of curiosity is all you need for a day of adventure.

So, let’s take a peek at one little place hiding in northern Arizona a ways off the highway and just far away enough to feel isolated from the world.
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A ranch sits alone outside of Winslow and just a stone’s throw away from Chevelon Canyon.
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Driving miles on dirt roads will get you to this picturesque spot, home to a working ranch and something really cool.
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You’ll be guided down a portion of the canyon to an area with an extraordinary archaeological significance.
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Hundreds of centuries-old petroglyphs line the black patina walls of the canyon, creating vast art and stories that we may never fully understand.
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Some are small and simple.
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While others are far more complicated. The petroglyphs are so prominent that students from archaeological programs from national universities, museum curators, and others often visit the site for weeks at a time to study these pieces of Arizona history.
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Other ancient dwellings also sit on site and a small museum has been installed to display some artifacts…
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...and other bits of Arizona history that will take you back in time.
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Rock Art Ranch is located near Winslow and is open Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM. Reservations are required to visit; call (928) 386-5047 to book a tour and obtain specific directions. You can also visit their Facebook page for details.

If you want to explore more places with Arizona history, you’ll want to read about some fascinating hiking trails that are also pretty darn easy. Read more in These 9 Arizona Hiking Trails Lead To Some Incredible Pieces Of History.

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