The Navajo Nation is the largest Native reservation in the United States, spanning 16 million acres throughout Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. Kiolo and Terri Winters founded Navajo Tours USA in 2016 to showcase the nature, art, culture and history of their homelands. Join them on adventures exploring the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness, Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness and more! They are committed to providing authentic cultural experiences to all guests.
Tours
Chaco Canyon Adventure
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Chaco Culture National Historical Park in northwest New Mexico. Marvel at the thousand-year-old, resilient architecture of Chaco Canyon, where the Ancestral Pueblos showcased their exceptional engineering skills in designing Great Houses with celestial alignments over vast distances. This iconic location continues to hold deep significance for modern Indigenous communities, keeping their ties alive through kinship and sacred ceremonies.
Bisti Wilderness Adventure
Embark on a surreal journey through the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness, nestled in northwest New Mexico’s San Juan Basin. Explore a fascinating landscape carved from sandstone, shale, coal, and silt, and marvel at uniquely weathered formations such as Stone Wings, Alien Throne, and the Egg Hatchery. Let our knowledgeable Navajo and Pueblo guides enrich your experience with insights into local indigenous history and the significance of this enchanting locale.
Shiprock Peak
Visit Shiprock Peak, a majestic volcanic rock formation in northwest New Mexico renowned for its striking silhouette and cultural significance. Ideal for outdoor activities and cultural exploration with Navajo guides, it offers the allure of one of New Mexico’s most iconic landmarks. A must-visit for photographers, cultural explorers, and geology enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable adventure, Shiprock offers a rich Navajo heritage and stunning panoramic views.
Tour Guides:
Kiolo Winters, Founder and CEO: Kialo Winters is a cultural tour guide in northwest New Mexico, residing on the Navajo Nation surrounding the Bisti Badlands. He grew up in the area and has experience working as a school teacher and in technology sales. Winters enjoys photography, biking, and running. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Education. He is of Diné and Zia descent.
Gilbert Tsinnajinnie, Entrepreneur & Guide: Gilbert Tsinnajinnie is Diné and Zia. He has extensive experience in community agricultural planning and consults to community agricultural groups throughout the Navajo reservation. He received an Associate’s degree in Liberal Arts from Central New Mexico College.
Terri Winters, Founder & Advisor: Terri Winters has experience working in Early Childhood education and healthcare. In her free time, she has volunteered as an athletic coach and with the local Volunteer Fire Department. Terri is of Diné and White Mountain Apache descent.
