WELCOME TO THE NAVAJO NATIONWe hope you enjoy your visit to Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site! The park is surrounded by Navajo tribal lands with families living in nearby Ganado, Arizona. While visiting the Navajo Nation, please remember we observe Daylight Savings Time. Please consider visiting these other scenic areas nearby that are within a day's drive - Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Navajo National Monument, Petrified Forest National Park and Monument Valley Tribal Park. TRIP PLANNINGThere is NO entrance fee. Stop at the Visitor Center to pick up a park map, take in the exhibit of the history and significance of the park, and try your hand at weaving. Feel free to walk the grounds on your own to visit the historic trading post and park store where you will find arts and crafts along with grocery items and souvenirs. You can see the family Hubbell Home, some farm animals, historic barn and other buildings, and historic farm equipment. Ask about the free tours into the Hubbell Home. The town of Ganado offers limited services including a post office, hospital, schools and state and tribal offices. Campgrounds, lodging or dining are available about 30 minutes away in Window Rock or Chinle, AZ. About 5 miles west of the park is Burnside, AZ at the Junction of 191, 264 and 15 where fast food, groceries, hardware store and laundromat are available. MORE INFORMATIONHubbell Trading Post NHS is located at mile post 446.3 on AZ Route 264. From I-40, take Highway 191 North to Ganado then west on AZ Route 264. The park is about 20 miles west of Window Rock, AZ and 35 miles south of Chinle, AZ. Park HoursRegular Hours: The park is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Note: The Navajo Nation observes Mountain Daylight Saving Time from March through November while the rest of Arizona observes Mountain Standard Time. Things To Do for FREEVISITOR CENTER: Pick up a park map to learn about the Hubbell family, history of trade, and the importance of sheep and weaving to the Navajo people. There's also a guest loom where everyone is welcome to try their hand at weaving. SELF GUIDED ACTIVITIES:
SUMMER PROGRAMS: Throughout the year, enjoy a free program such as a ranger walk, talk, or house peek. There's also weaving workshops and community events offered during the summer. Follow the park on Facebook to get the latest updates. The Hubbell Home is not open for peeks or tours during inclement weather. Camping, Dining and LodgingCamping: The nearest campground is about 40 minutes away at Canyon de Chelly National Monument near Chinle, AZ. |
Last updated: September 26, 2024