Didn't know about this until we got there, and it was quite a find! The Visitor's Centre had lots of interesting info and gave us a guide map to borrow, or we could purchase one for $1. It was surrounded by desert and hard to imagine that people used to live there. Interesting history. More

The drive and the ruins are worth the trip. Ruins are very easy to see and walk around and surrounding views are great. Hard to beleive people lived here in such a harsh environment. More

This was an interesting place to us, being from the East. Walking around the grounds wasn't difficult for us, as middle aged people. The trails aren't steep. Worth the 5.00!!! More

Seeing all the different ruins at Wupatki was great. Don't miss the other pull outs because each one has somehthing unique and interesting. The blowhole and ball court at Wupatki are very cool. Wukoki, with it's 3 story room was probably our favorite. It's also quite a contrast of environments from nearby Walnut Canyon. Since most of these ruins have... More

This is a very interesting place to visit. It's $5 per person to drive through this and the Sunset Crater Volcano Monument (they are on the same property). The pueblos are about 800 years old and still in great shape. People are allowed to walk on and through the pueblos, which really gives you a feel for how people lived... More

This was a pretty cool place to go see, it takes about 45 minutes to get there from west Flag. The fee into the park is $5/person but the pass is good for a week. You might want to pick up a Park Pass that lets you into all of the parks in Northern Arizona if you are planning on... More

Very windy the day we were there - definitely dress in layers. The ruins were amazing. My daughter had been studying Native American history in school, I felt this gave her a more personal experience. The kids had fun climbing around (in the appropriate places) and running on the trails. It wasn't crowded, we could move on our own time... More

Visiting Wupatki Pueblo is downright interesting. It's awesome to see how capable the original inhabitants were so long ago. Construction methods used were reminiscent of some of the old european castles. The Wupatki Pueblo is only a few hundred yards behind the visitors center. Trails are paved but some have steps which would hinder handicapped access. Visitors should also see... More

Beautiful pueblo ruines within a very short distance to the visitors center. More