The great kiva here is a large depression, almost 80 feet in diameter, east of a large hilltop Great House. A prehistoric road can be seen by looking south from the eastern end of the Great House.

The site is easily reached by turning north from U-95 on the paved road west of Cottonwood Creek. The site is approximately 1.5 miles north of U-95.

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