Being the Clark Griswold that I am, I wanted to make this year's family vacation unique. We did the obvious Grand Canyon, White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, etc stops but I stumbled on the Rock Art Canyon Ranch from the reviews on this website. Since we were going to Winslow to see the "Corner", I decided to take a full afternoon... more

We spent a grandl afternoon at Rock Art Ranch. Mr. Baird gave the four of us a tour of his wonderful cowbyoy and pioneer museum and his impressive Indian room. He then led us to the entrance of the canyon where ancient Indian petroglyphs were and let us explore alone. It was quite an experience to walk so closely to... more

Rock Art Ranch is a well-kept secret in the Arizona desert. It is amazing that so few people as close as Sedona had never heard of this historic wonder! We turned off the highway in the town of Winslow and followed Route 87 south for two miles and, after crossing a gorge, turned right for the final two miles to... more

We booked the one week that the owner has been away in many, many months. He called us back after getting our message while on vacation and arranged to have his "sidekick" (google "rock art canyon ranch" for articles and info) Clem Rogers to meet us on a dirt road that looked to be, to this city girl, in the... more

anyone traveling near winslow az should add this to their trip. Brantly was a truely gratious host that opened his ranch up to us. My seven year old was allowed to ride on a horse and the cowboy museum was very interesting. If petryglyphs are your interest the canyon has so many to look at up close and personal. The... more

What a day! The owner is the real deal....A true cowboy in all areas. After spending time at his ranch viewing all of the artifacts he has found, we went down to the canyon that was on his property. After spending a week in Arizona, we can truly say that Rock Art Ranch made our trip! more

The folks at the Ranch were very friendly & courteous. The Museum of Pottery is awesome. The Petroglph's were unreal. This is a tour you will really want to see. Don't miss it! more

We recently visited the Rock Art Ranch with a group of 12 people mostly in their fifties and sixties. We were greeted by Brently (the owner since 1945) and cowhand Clem. Both were extremely pleasant and knowledgable. The ranch has a fine museum containing excellent examples of native american and cowboy artifacts. We visited many of the native american sites... more