WALNUT CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT
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2024
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2024
Troglodyte village in the cliffs of the canyon with a hundred ruined houses, a small museum with explanations
This troglodyte village was built in the cliffs of the canyon by the Anasazi about 800 years ago. It is reached after a 1.5 km walk. The site has more than a hundred ruined dwellings, as well as a small museum offering some explanations about the place. Two short trails allow you to explore the canyon a little deeper. Before your visit, stop by the Visitor Center, open every day from 9am to 12pm and from 1pm to 4:30pm.
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Visited in april 2021
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Site archéologique impressionnant
Dans un paysage impressionnant de gorges, les parcs nationaux ont aménagé une promenade en bord de falaise pour découvrir les habitats troglodytes amérindiens (certains bien conservés). Vaut la peine même que pour la promenade ! Entrée 15$
