Snapshots and embedded tweets from Navajo Tours USA, June 2021

Here's a perspective that's one of the most dynamic areas during golden/blue hour in the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness. It was a fun place to explore while on our walk back to the trailhead. #travel pic.twitter.com/lvr9dXJHBT

— Kialo Winters 🎒🌄 Tour Guide (@KialoWinters) July 13, 2021

Sunrise in Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness. #FF @505Nomad @planetanews @leahblackattack @BowandArrowBeer @ramblertaproom @KialoWinters pic.twitter.com/5PfG8iJEAn

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) June 18, 2021

Gallup is a good base camp for exploring NW #NewMexico.

If you would prefer to have a guide to navigate the dirt roads, @navajotoursusa provides extensive local insight into the #history & #geology of Chaco Canyon, Bisti, Ah-She-Sle-Pah, and Lybrook.#NewMexico #BeyondGallup pic.twitter.com/AHJOl7O16r

— NewMexicoNomad (@505Nomad) June 15, 2021

We are pleased to announce we have been admitted to the group Santa Fe Professional Tour Guides. It is our goal to build connections with tour operators and businesses in the Southwest to provide quality experiences in northern NM and the Navajo Nation. #travel #navajousa pic.twitter.com/jg90fQbsWA

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) May 29, 2021

Amateur photographers and phone photographers welcome! Our summer hours of early morning and late afternoon allow us to stay out of the midday heat. Book a tour today!⁣ #navajousa #tours #lifeofadventure pic.twitter.com/91X5atQjOX

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) June 12, 2021

The Egg Hatchery or Alien Hatchery. What have we witnessed here? People have used these mudstones as grates to clean mud off their shoes, toppled them, and etched their initials on them. Take care of our planet. By @chacorunner#takecareofourplanet #leavenotrace #sacredlands pic.twitter.com/Xl8kD3MF5r

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) April 29, 2021

Friends and family make a day out of exploring Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness. Not sure about your navigation skills? Book a tour today! #wanderer #navajousa #tours pic.twitter.com/TkJJEGejrY

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) May 28, 2021

Pueblo Bonito began construction in the 9th century at Chaco Canyon, and stood four stories tall and had close to 900 rooms. This building was the tallest mason-built structure until Chicago and New York built theirs in the 1880s. #chacocanyon #indigenoushistory #navajousa #tours pic.twitter.com/gp8T8cxox6

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) May 19, 2021

Why did Ancestral Puebloans choose to live in Chaco Canyon? What was the society like? These are questions we explore on our interpretive tours. Learn from our Diné guides by booking a tour today! #indigenoushistory #localhistory #navajousa #tours pic.twitter.com/rn35pOW558

— Navajo Tours USA (@navajotoursusa) May 17, 2021

San Juan Badlands, near Cuba – https://t.co/qfwU6rhusz

The San Juan badlands encompass Bisti / De-Na-Zin Wilderness Area, Ah-She-Sle-Pah Wilderness Study Area, Lybrook, and Angel Peak (and others). @navajotoursusa is an outstanding resource for all of the above & Chaco. pic.twitter.com/zBHjFEsv5L

— NewMexicoNomad (@505Nomad) November 24, 2020

The majority of our travel guests were international, so we have taken a huge revenue loss. Our business @navajotoursusa will reopen June 8th based on @NNPrezNez lifting travel restrictions. https://t.co/CgDCwAxvWf

— Kialo Winters 🎒🌄 Tour Guide (@KialoWinters) May 19, 2020