Walnut Canyon National Monument protects the cliff dwellings of the Sinagua people, who lived here more than 700 years ago. It’s an easy stop near Flagstaff and one of the most fascinating places to explore in northern Arizona. Please honor the site, stay on marked paths, and Leave No Trace. #arizona #explorearizona #flagstaffarizona | Selma_explores

This gorgeous view is only 2.5 hours from Phoenix 🚗 🌲 📍 Walnut Canyon National Monument in Flagstaff Ancestral homes are built into the cliff dwellings and preserved. It’s absolutely stunning to see and learn how indigenous peoples lived and farmed this land. Here’s what you’ll want to know before you go: This is a great trip for families or anyone really, it’s pretty adventurous! You’ll pay the entrance or use your America the Beautiful Pass They have a gorgeous Visitor’s Center, information

Sticking to the trails is important, especially when it comes to preserving ancient artifacts! 📜 Learn about history right before your eyes at the incredible cliff dwellings of Walnut Canyon National Monument. 🥾 Stay on designated paths to help conserve nature 🌻 and protect wildlife! 🐻 National Park Service Ranger Adson & Latino Heritage Intern Marshall Morgan offer pro tips on caring for the land's natural elements: bit.ly/3JgTlx8 | Visit Arizona

Did you know Arizona has 3 National Parks and 18 National Monuments? 🌵🏜️ If you’re on a mission to explore the real Arizona, here’s our favs to start with! National Parks • Grand Canyon National Park • Petrified Forest National Park • Saguaro National Park National Monuments • Canyon de Chelly National Monument • Casa Grande Ruins National Monument • Chiricahua National Monument • Navajo National Monument • Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument • Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument • Tonto N