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The Flagstaff area is rich with cultural and natural history: dormant volcanoes, ancient villages, geologic phenomena, and entire societies that mysteriously disappeared a thousand years ago. It also has a wealth of natural beauty - from canyons and calderas to mountains and mesas. Check out the incredible natural and cultural history Northern Arizona has to offer on day hikes into two of its natural wonders. Explore Wupatki's Native American ruins, Sunset Crater's recently extinct volcano, and/or Walnut Canyon's serene beauty. Pick two of the three destinations to enjoy in a day and join us to see how rich and diverse this land really is!
Choose two of the three options below and then simply relax. We'll pick you up at your hotel, supply a healthy picnic lunch, and treat you to a day you won't soon forget. Don't miss this opportunity to see what lies beneath the surface of Flagstaff! |
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2 people: $179 per person
3-5 people: $139 per person
6+ people:
$109 per person
Children (10 years of age or younger): $95 per child |
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Wupatki National Monument |
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Description |
Fewer than 800 years ago, Wupatki Pueblo was one of the most populated Native American villages in the Southwest. It's inhabitants have moved on, but their structures and the clues to how they lived remain beautifully intact. Choose it as one of your two options and we'll show you the incredible intricacies of this special place! |
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Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument |
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Description |
Sunset Crater Volcano emerged from a group of eruptions around 1100 AD. Thunderous explosions affected the surrounding cultures and altered the landscape forever. Some of the lava flows and cinders are still as intact as they must have been 900 years ago. Pick Sunset Crater as one of your two choices and experience the mystery of this natural wonder! |
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Walnut Canyon National Monument |
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Description |
Walnut Canyon's cliff dwellings were built and used by the Sinagua peoples from about 1100 to 1250 AD, shortly after Sunset Crater erupted. The canyon is a breathtaking place to explore Northern Arizona's diverse and unique flora and fauna and visit the extraordinary cliff dwellings that hide burrowed beneath its overhangs. Along with Sunset Crater or Wupatki, Walnut Canyon provides a fantastic glimpse into the history of the Colorado Plateau. Don't miss it! |
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