For the Bisti Wilderness Adventure, guests will meet either at a prearranged location or at the wilderness sign junction off Highway 371 and County Road 7297.
For the Chaco Canyon Adventure, guests will meet either at a prearranged location or at the Visitors Center in Chaco Culture National Historical Park.
- Kialo Winters is of Diné and Zia descent.
- Terri Winters is of Diné and White Mountain Apache descent.)
- Gilbert Tsinnajinnie is of Diné and Zia descent.
- Raymond Ignacio Jr. is of Diné descent.
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Yes, dogs are allowed on all tours except for the Chaco Canyon tour. The National Park Service at Chaco Canyon does not permit therapy, companion, or comfort animals on trails or non-motorized areas under the ADA. Service dogs are allowed but must follow pet waste and restraint regulations (unless restraint interferes with their tasks). Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. Do you need boarding arrangements for your pet?
Cici's Paws and Whiskers, 7303 East Main Street, Farmington, New Mexico 87402, Phone: (505) 326-5111
https://cicispawsandwhiskers.com/Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness and Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness (BLM) areas are closed to motorized vehicles, and mechanical forms of transportation including any wheeled devices (drones, mountain bikes, strollers, carts, coolers with wheels and etcetera). For more information contact the Bureau of Land Management - Farmington Field Office at 505-564-7783 or visit https://www.blm.gov/visit/bisti-de-na-zin-wilderness.
In Navajo Nation areas like Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Navajo which is the Alien Throne area, and Shiprock Peak, the Department of Transportation oversees the official drone registry. To fly a UAV on the Navajo Nation, an application must be submitted. Learn more: https://navajodot.org/drone.