Very quiet and all attractions in a single cluster.... More

We went on a private tour with John from Flagstaff Shuttle and Charter and he gave us a great tour. We started in the visitors centre and watched the video which gave us a great orientation. We then took the approx one mile circular walk ( some steps but very manageable) looking at the rock formations, trees and plants and... More

The park service does a great job of maintaining the area and ruins. Incredible to see how the native americans lived in this harsh area. Walk around the ruins is fairly easy and a very short ride from Flagstaff. Worth a trip to see. More

Walnut Canyon is a great time, from the 1st awesome view across the canyon from the glass viewing in the visitor center, to climbing down to get an upclose view of the ruins. It's definitely worth the climb down all the stairs (remember you have to come back up!) to see the views in the canyon and get up close... More

Step back in history over 800 years and see 25 one room cliff dwellings, several nearly intact. Try to imagine how the Sinagua people lived in these modest accommodations on the edge of a cliff! Snow in the winter, no water in the summer. Beautiful views of the canyon and the San Francisco peaks in the distance. Friendly and informative... More

Being able to walk right into ancient native ruins was worth every step down AND up the 185 feet vertical drop. More

The steps were a killer going back up to the platue - but really cool the way they built their homes in the cliff walls down in the canyon away from animals and unfriendlys. More

I’d love to give this more stars, but the fact that so much was damaged by looters years ago makes it difficult to enjoy the ruins. We've been to many of the cliff dwellings and pueblos and this wasn't special except for the path. Path is exciting since most of the path is quite high. The climb back up the... More

We got there 20 minutes before Visitor Center closing. Pretty wooded area and nice view of abandoned aborigine dwellings from visitor center. Small gift shop, friendly rangers. More