A must see

• 5 out of 5 stars by hcoole01 from Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
• August 26, 2010

Quote: These indian dwellings are really amazing. There are a ton of steps that you need to walk down (and back up) in order to see them, but it is worth it! My kids ages 7 and 11 had no trouble with the hike.

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Cliff Dwellings Up Close

• 4 out of 5 stars by Moira126 from Mays Landing, New Jersey
• April 15, 2010

Quote: The Walnut Canyon National Monument is named after the Arizona walnut tree which used to be predominantly common in the bottom of the canyon. About 7.5 miles southeast of Flagstaff, this monument contains well preserved evidence of how the Sinagua... Read the full Walnut Canyon National Monument review

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Walnut Canyon National Monument

• 5 out of 5 stars by MilwVon from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• December 28, 2006

Quote: Perhaps the most fascinating of all of the National Park Service locations that depict the lives of the people native to Arizona, Walnut Canyon National Monument should not be missed! Located within 15 minutes of downtown Flagstaff, it is worth a... Read the full Walnut Canyon National Monument review

From journal National Monuments of the NPS - Arizona (NPS #5)

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Walnut Canyon and Sinagua Ruins

• 5 out of 5 stars by JOHNTAY2004 from BENLD, Illinois
• July 20, 2004

Quote: This National Park Monument is close to Flagstaff. The Rim Trail was closed for part of the way for scheduled maintenance. The walk was fairly easy and quite educational for our ten-year-old daughter.

From journal Week in Flagstaff, Arizona

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Walnut Canyon Cliff Dwellings

• 4 out of 5 stars by btwood2 from Rodeo, New Mexico
• March 30, 2004

Quote: It’s hard to imagine that it’s already been almost 12 years since we last visited Walnut Canyon Cliff Dwellings. As I go through my old photo albums pulling out pictures for Bob (my husband) to scan, I think, “We really ought to go there again”. The... Read the full Walnut Canyon National Monument review

From journal Stay Cool in Flag

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Walnut Canyon and Sinagua Ruins

• 5 out of 5 stars by rumbamel from Springfield, Illinois
• February 3, 2003

Quote: This was wonderful. It took us about 2 hours, but we didn't take both trails. We just walked down into the canyon and looked at the ruins. It was absolutely amazing, for only $3 per person. I'm not good with going up stairs, but it's okay if you... Read the full Walnut Canyon National Monument review

From journal Fairfield Flagstaff in January 2003

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