The navajo nation is home to wondrous scenic roads that weave a web through high desert, mountains, valleys, canyon country, lakes and one of the longest continuously inhabited landscapes of North America. The Dinetah "Among the People"rnScenic Road is a 105-mile thread that weaves its way from I-40, near the Arizona/New Mexico border, north to Canyon de Chelly National Monument on Navajo Routes 12 and 64.rnSpider Rock, inside the Monument, is a spectacular red sandstone monolith standing over 800 feet high. Spider Woman, who is said to live on Spider Rock, is among the most important and honored deities of the Dine (Navajo) people. It was she who taught the Dine ancestors of long ago the art of weaving on a loom. Through generations, weaving has evolved amongst the Dine to become a world-renowned art form.
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机译：纳瓦霍（Navajo）国家拥有奇妙的风景名胜之路，它们在高高的沙漠，山脉，山谷，峡谷国家，湖泊和北美最长的持续有人居住的景观之一中编织网。 The Dinetah“ Among the People” rnScenic Road是一条105英里长的螺纹路，从I-40编织，在亚利桑那州/新墨西哥州边界附近，北至Navajo 12号和64号公路上的Chelly国家纪念碑峡谷。纪念碑是一座壮观的红砂岩巨石，高800英尺。据说生活在蜘蛛岩上的蜘蛛女是狄娜（纳瓦霍）人最重要，最受尊敬的神灵之一。是她教了很久以前的Dine祖先用织机织造的艺术。几代人之间，编织已在Dine之间发展成为一种世界著名的艺术形式。
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