The Canyon Pintado Historic District, nestled in the scenic Douglas Valley south of Rangely, Colorado, holds a cherished place on the National Register of Historic Places. Spanning back as far as 11,000 years, this storied canyon has been a significant site of human habitation, drawing various cultures across millennia. Among these, the Fremont people stand out, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape with their intricate rock art. As the largest concentration of Fremont archaeological sites along the Dinosaur Diamond, Canyon Pintado boasts over fifty such sites, showcasing petroglyphs and pictographs that offer glimpses into ancient civilizations predating European exploration of the West. Along Highway 139, travelers can explore eight marked sites, each adorned with captivating artwork etched into the sheer sandstone walls, preserving the legacy of the Fremont and Ute peoples for generations to come.