A Valued Oasis in the Desert

• 4 out of 5 stars by Moira126 from Mays Landing, New Jersey
• March 21, 2010

Quote: About 11 miles from Montezuma Castle is the lesser known, Montezuma Well. As its name suggests, Montezuma Well is a big pond-like oasis (about 368 feet wide) of bowed limestone forming a bowl of greenish murky water in the middle of the arid... Read the full Montezuma Well review

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Well

• 5 out of 5 stars by amyndavid from lafayette, Indiana
• January 20, 2010

Quote: This was a nice place to stop at. Very peaceful. It is free but you can put a donation if you want. I would highly recommend this place.

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Much More Than Just a Well

• 5 out of 5 stars by ak1 from Auburn, Washington
• April 6, 2009

Quote: Eleven miles from Montezuma’s Castle is Montezuma’s Well in which a natural well and ruins of the Sinagua Indian cliff dwellings exist. 1,400,000 gallons of water flow through this well on a daily basis. The water flows through 150 feet of limestone... Read the full Montezuma Well review

From journal Our Week in the Desert Sun

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Montezuma Well

• 4 out of 5 stars by mag&dick from SCOTTSDALE, Arizona
• January 12, 2003

Quote: Montezuma Well is one of the coolest and most peaceful places I've ever been. It is off I-17, near Jerome and Sedona. The well is a perfectly round pool of water that is fed but they can't really find the source of it! The Sinagua Indians thought... Read the full Montezuma Well review

From journal Jerome, Arizona, a Town Reborn

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