Native American Heritage

Kayenta, Page & Monument Valley

Keet Seel

Arizona's largest Ancestral Puebloan cliff village, reached only on rare ranger-led overnight trips

Free

Jacob Lake, Grand Canyon & Kaibab Plateau

Pipe Spring National Monument

A desert spring, a sandstone fort built by Latter-day Saint ranchers, and the story of the Kaibab Paiute, open all year

From $3

Cottonwood, Sedona & Verde Valley

Tuzigoot National Monument

A 110-room Sinagua pueblo on a limestone ridge above the Verde River

From $10

Page, Page & Monument Valley

Upper Antelope Canyon

A Navajo slot canyon near Page, wider at the bottom, entered only with a Navajo guide

From $15

Window Rock, Page & Monument Valley

Window Rock Navajo Tribal Park and Veterans Memorial

The sandstone arch that names the Navajo capital, beside a memorial to Navajo veterans and Code Talkers

Free

Camp Verde, Sedona & Verde Valley

Montezuma Well

A limestone sinkhole holding 15 million gallons, with endemic species and cliff rooms at its rim

Free

Sedona, Sedona & Verde Valley

Palatki Heritage Site

Reservation-only guided tours of a red rock cliff dwelling and rock art northwest of Sedona

Phoenix, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains

S'edav Va'aki Museum

A 1,500-year-old village site and Hohokam canals beside Sky Harbor, formerly Pueblo Grande Museum

From $6

Flagstaff, Flagstaff & Painted Desert

Walnut Canyon National Monument

Cliff dwellings built under limestone ledges about 900 years ago, reached by a steep stairway trail east of Flagstaff

From $15

Camp Verde, Sedona & Verde Valley

Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site

Over 1,000 Sinagua petroglyphs on Beaver Creek, known until 2024 as V Bar V

From $5

Willcox, Tombstone & Bisbee

Fort Bowie National Historic Site

Adobe ruins at Apache Pass, reached on foot along a 3-mile trail through history

Free

Kingman, Lake Havasu & Colorado River

Mohave Museum of History & Arts

Mohave County's history museum since 1968, on Beale Street just off Route 66

From $6