Wupatki National Monument
About
National Monument • Outdoor • Admission Required
About 30 miles / 35 minutes north of Flagstaff Ancient pueblos built by farming communities over 800 years ago, set against a striking volcanic landscape. Self-guided trails take you to multiple pueblo sites, and the whole place is a great introduction to ancestral Puebloan culture. Admission is combined with Sunset Crater, so you can easily do both monuments in one day. A quiet, interesting stop that's often overlooked.
What it has
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Kid ages
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Contact and info
Hours
- DailyVisitor Center 9am-4:30pm
Hours can vary seasonally — worth a quick check before you go.
Price
$
Phone
928-679-2365Website
www.nps.gov/wupa/index.htmWhile you're in the area
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