Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
$25–$50Walk a one-mile loop across the Bonito Lava Flow at the foot of a cinder cone volcano that erupted around AD 1085.

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Wupatki National Monument is a sightseeing stop in Flagstaff, AZ, part of the Northern Arizona guide. Cost: $25 to $50.
25137 N Wupatki Loop Rd · Flagstaff, AZ
Wupatki National Monument preserves ancestral Puebloan villages scattered across open grassland north of Flagstaff. From the visitor center, a trail leads to the largest of them, Wupatki Pueblo, with 104 rooms, a community room, a ball court and a blowhole where air rushes from an underground cave system. Other pueblos you can visit along the loop road include Wukoki, Lomaki and the Citadel. One entrance pass also covers Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument on the same 35-mile scenic loop.
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