We entered the park via the South 89 entrance and went to see thesunset crater. The lava rocks were awesome. The 1 mile rim tril was easy. Wethen drove north to the monumnts. Because the sun was seting we did no see the ruins.
Great place to see among many in the area.- But another, if time permits is a day trip (bring drinks & a lunch) - down to see the very awesome Mogollon rim to the so. e. of Flagstaff. Ask the locals for directions. This scenic area is just breathtaking and you'll not forget it. Watch for various fossils while up there on the rim. I once ...
Ruins of the Indian Pueblo are large and intricate. They are the largest Indian ruins I have seen since visiting MesaVerde National Park in Colorado. Warning: the road is gravel for almost two-thirds of the 35 mile journey through the park. Most of the gravel road is pretty good, but some parts require going extra slow, especially during up/down ...
This monument has several well-preserved ruins spread out in it, all of which you are allowed to walk in and around. They are awe-inspiring, as are the desert views from them. Even in September, the heat was oppressive, however, so dress light and carry water!