How Do You Visit Wupatki National Monument In Arizona?
Located minutes north of Flagstaff, Arizona on U.S. Highway 89, Wupatki National Monument is one of the premiere ancient Pueblo locations. At least five distinct sites are accessible by automobile and most of the ruins are in relatively good condition considering an age of over 800 years. Visitors are allowed to examine the ruins freely. Many rooms invite a closer inspection, an examination of the small windows, or the roof timber. The National Park Service has provided ample parking and walkways to these five sites. At the south entrance, a Visitor Center offers literature and colorful explanations into the history of these ancient people. Fly into Phoenix International Airport and travel north on Interstate 17 to Flagstaff, Arizona. At the Interstate 17/40 interchange, take 40 east to Exit 201 and turn left, crossing 40, and accessing U.S. 89 north. Or, if driving, drive toward Flagstaff on Interstate 40 from either the east or west, and take the 201 exit. Follow the aforementioned d
