To think how these ancient people lived is simply incredible. Just a short walk from the visitors center is Montezuma's castle! Well worth the admission fee! More

Montezuma Castle was a fun place to visit. It is near a river and the trees provide relief from the sun. The visitors center has plenty of books to buy to increasing your understanding of the people. There are two cliff dwelling structures. The largest structured was home to 35 people. They seem to be warlike because of the defensive... More

We happened upon this place by accident. It was a dismal day - cloudy so we just took a drive and came across a sign and decided to go for it. It's a short walk and we found ourselves amazed at how people could have lived this way at one time. Reading the signs gives you more of a perspective... More

This is a very nice ruin. The masonary dwelling reminds me of a much smaller version of Mesa Verde in Colorado. Very nice well worth stopping! More

The castle was interesting, but also very simple, and not something that you would want to look at for long. I had been told that you couldn't get very close to it, so I brought in my 150-500 zoom lens, and that was too much, as at 150 I still couldn't get the whole thing in! More

The actual walk was quite short. And it's a very nicely shaded area, well taken care of, flat terrain. The cliff dwellings were some what far away, but still close enough to see. They have a small museum in the visitors center that was nice, and educational. Free! And it was beautiful! More

This a historical place that is a must see for older children. There is not much to see there. More

This is a vice very accessible monument. But you only can see it from down below and it isn't that great. Worth an hour or so. More

Ok, so it’s not a castle in the traditional sense, and Montezuma has nothing to do with it. It is however a very interesting historical site worth a quick visit if you’re in the area, or even just passing by on I-17, as it’s only a short drive away. Although there is a $5 fee to enter, it’s good for... More