It was a beautiful day with sun and some clouds with slight rain. The Canyon is amazing and to see all the ruins. The hike down was good, there is cement and very nice stairs. You are able to go insi… Full review by Azgirl18_11
Nov 18, 2023
We hiked both the Island trail with all its stairs and the rim trail. The island trail is worth the climb if you’re in shape for it. To be that close to cliff dwellings is awesome. The history lesson… Full review by robinl727
Nov 15, 2023
Wonderful - so much spectacular history, on such an intimate scale, up so close you can touch it. We were there on a sunny November weekday morning. While it was cool (in the low 50s) to start, it wa… Full review by Lolikei
How is the road going there? Is it paved all the way or rocky, dirt road? Do you need a 4w drive vehicle?
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GPS challenges - GPS systems often lead visitor to Walnut Canyon down Forest Road 303, a dirt, unmaintained road. This road often requires a high clearance vehicle. Please follow …
GPS challenges - GPS systems often lead visitor to Walnut Canyon down Forest Road 303, a dirt, unmaintained road. This road often requires a high clearance vehicle. Please follow the directions above for the easiest route to Walnut Canyon National Monument. This is from their website.
We have the National Parks card pass, but I think entrance fees are still being waived. I remember that parking was free as well. There are some open walking trails. We had a great …
We have the National Parks card pass, but I think entrance fees are still being waived. I remember that parking was free as well. There are some open walking trails. We had a great history lesson from one of the Rangers. It's an interesting place.
How long should I plan on staying at the walnut Canyon National Monument “
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I agree with the 2-3 hours response. If you can, do walk the whole way; the signage is excellent, it is so interesting, and it's very beautiful, too. It is also a terrific introduction to Native …
I agree with the 2-3 hours response. If you can, do walk the whole way; the signage is excellent, it is so interesting, and it's very beautiful, too. It is also a terrific introduction to Native American life, since the Sinauguans were among the earliest. You can then compare these dwellings with those along the timeline. It is so interesting!
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What if I'm afraid of heights?
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People who are uncomfortable with heights usually do not enjoy the Island Trail, which hugs the canyon wall. There are steep dropoffs along some sections. Instead, consider...
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