Navajo National Monument

 
The Navajo National Monument (150mi/240km northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona) consists of three separate 13th century cliff dwellings, some of them accessible only on foot or horseback: Betatakin, constructed around 1200; Keet Seel, the largest and best preserved, built between 1274 and 1286 under a rock overhang; and Inscription House, the smallest of the three.
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Address: Navajo National Monument, HC 71, Box 3, Tonalea, AZ 86044-9704, United States
Phone: 1 (928) 672-2700, Fax: 1 (928) 672-2703
Hours:
May 22 to September 11: 8am-6pm
September 12 to May 21: 9am-5pm
Tips: Hours apply to Visitor Center. Hiking tours are not recommended for those with heart or respiratory limitations. Wood fires are not allowed.
Guides: Audio-visual presentations available.
Facilities: Gift shop

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