Navajo National Monument

Betatakin Ruin at the Navajo National Monument is a 125-room cliff dwelling constructed around 1200. Intact roof ladders and earthen roofs still remain.

Inscription House is the smallest of the three ruins at Navajo National Monument. It is one of the best-preserved and most elaborate cliff dwellings and has 74 rooms. It is currently closed to the public.

The largest cliff dwellings in Arizona are the Keet Seel Ruins at the Navajo National Monument, built between 1274 and 1286 under a rock overhang. It is located in Tsegi Canyon, accessible by foot or horseback. Keet Seel is the Navajo name for broken pottery.

There are 160 rooms and four kivas which have remained in good condition despite being abandoned about seven centuries ago.

Sandal Trail runs from the Navajo National Monument Visitor Center to Betatakin Point Overlook.