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Did you know that you can visit three National Monuments in one day all within 30 minutes of Flagstaff? Each of these monuments is unique and amazing in its on way: Wupatki and Walnut Canyon are dwellings that tell a story of ancient people that lived near present day Flagstaff and Sunset Crater is the youngest in a string of volcanoes that is related to the nearby San Francisco Peaks. Sunset Crater Volcano and Wupatki National Monuments are run in conjunction so one entry fee of $25 per vehicle gets you into both monuments. Have you had a chance to visit any one of these national monuments? Which one is your favorite? #visitarizona #arizonastate #flagstaff #flagstaffarizona #flagstaffaz #nationalmonument #nationalparks #arizonahiking #arizonalife #arizonašµ #arizonaadventures
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The Grand Canyon and Sedona are great, but did you know that Arizona has 18 National Monuments - more than any other state? National Monuments in Arizona range from historical sites to areas with interesting geological formations or geological history. Most of these sites are managed by the National Park Service and have a visitor center, restrooms, guided tours etc. Some of my favorites as listed in the reel are: āØMontezuma Castle āØWalnut Canyon āØSunset Crater Volcano āØWupatki Have you had a chance to explore any of these national monuments? #arizona #visitarizona #nationalmonument #explorearizona #arizonalife #explorearizona #arizonastate #nationalparks
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Flagstaff Area National Monumentsā¤ļø (AD) The Flagstaff area is home to 3 of Arizonaās 13 National Park Service Monuments. You can easily visit all 3 in a weekend. Individually, each National Monument shares a unique glimpse into life in the area nearly 1000 years ago. And together they help tell the history of the native America culture, prosperity, and geological events that changes the landscape and livesš² š±Be sure to check-in at the national monuments and state parks using your free digital Parks Passport from @visit_arizona šļøThere is one $25/vehicle entrance fee that gets you into both Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monuments. AtB pass accepted šSunset and Wupatki are on scenic loop that is 35 miles total šļøWalnut Canyon entrance is $25/vehicle or AtB pass is accepted š„¾At Walnut Canyon you can hike the Island Trail. Itās a 1 mile loop and descends 185 vertical feet into the canyon. Stairs are the only way down and up āļøEntrance to the Island Trail closes at 4pm Arizona time š” Riordan Mansion State Historic Park offers indoor mansion tours at an additional cost šļøFort Verde State Historic Park has multiple buildings to tour š©High Country Motor Lodge ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ #visitarizona #arizona #nationalmonument #flagstaff #arizonaroadtrip #explorearizona #nationalparks #optoutside
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Hereās whyā¬ļø Weāve loved every single National Monument we visited. They are all unique and interesting in their own way. But if we HAD to pick our top 5, these would be them. šļøChiricahua ~ is known as a sky island. It rises 6,000 feet above the valley and itās highest point is at 9,795 ft. As the elevation changes so does the surrounding ecosystems and weather. The monument is at a crossroads between 4 major ecosystems & 5 world biomes. There is 17 miles of hiking throughout the park. š»Canyon de Chelly ~ Not only is the canyon beautiful, but it is well preserved. The only way to explore the bottom is with a guided tour. With a tour you learn so much about the people that once called this canyon home and the people that stil do to this day š²Walnut Canyon ~ Stunning in so many ways and it left us wondering how and why. Why this canyon? How did they get to the cliff ledges? You can walk out to some dwellings but keep an eye out for others in the surrounding walls šŗWupatki ~ The massive pueblos and communities seemingly sit in the middle of nowhere, but the more you learn and think about life here nearly 1,000 years ago. Maybe it was different? Rivers and creeks had more water? Summer temperatures werenāt so bad? We left in awe! šµOrgan Pipe Cactus ~ This is the only place in the U.S. that the Organ Pipe cactus grows naturally. It looks like they grow out of rocks, but really they use the heat stored in the rocks to survive winter nights. We were blown away by the desert beauty at the park with jagged mountains and plenty of trails If you made it this far what is your top 5? š5ļøā£ ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ #visitarizona #arizona #nationalmonument #nationalparkgeek #nationalparks #optoutside #explorearizona #travelarizona
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š SAVE this list for your next trip to Northern Arizona (Flagstaff area). šstay @travelbackland glamping resort near Williams, AZ. this is the ultimate getaway to unwind and immerse yourself in nature. each dome comes equipped with heating/AC and a full bath. there is a an on-site restaurant available for your dining needs, as well as a host of activities to keep you entertained during your stay. while youāre there, book a relaxing massage or try horseback riding! šWupatki National Monument. Wupatki, which means ātall house,ā is a multistory Sinagua Pueblo dwelling that is dated back to 500 AD. the self-guided trail is roughly 1/2 mile in length and is wheelchair and stroller accessible. remember to leave what you find! šWalnut Canyon National Monument. the one mile round trip Island trail provides access to 25 cliff dwellings. park hours are 9 am to 5 pm. there is a $25 entrance fee, or you can use your national parks pass. šSycamore Falls. this easy 1/2 mile loop trail near Williams, will take you to 3 different seasonal waterfalls. be sure to go soon if you want to see them flowing. high clearance is not necessary to reach the trailhead. šRed Mountain Trail. this 3 mile out and back trail takes you to a volcanic cinder cone that rises 1000 feet above the surrounding landscape. kid and dog friendly. happy exploring! š¤© #flagstaffarizona #williamsarizona #waterfall #sycamorefalls #nationalmonument #walnutcanyon #visitflagstaff #glamping #getaway #northernarizona #retreat #explorearizona
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Walnut Canyon National Monument is a United States National Monument located about 10 mi southeast of downtown Flagstaff, Arizona, near Interstate 40. The canyon rim elevation is 6,690 ft; the canyon's floor is 350 ft lower.
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