My family of 4 came a did a tour. You need to call ahead to make a reservation for the Palatki... read more
We stopped here on our way to the Grand Canyon on our tour. There are the ruins of a Pueblo which... read more
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My family of 4 came a did a tour. You need to call ahead to make a reservation for the Palatki Ruins. We got lucky and got a 2 hour tour instead of the one. So, we got lots of information about the petroglyphs, the...More
We stopped here on our way to the Grand Canyon on our tour. There are the ruins of a Pueblo which one can walk around on a path. It was a quick stop and while I might not have made a special trip there, as...More
While on a recent trip to Sedona, my husband and I visited the Palatki Ruins upon the recommendation of our Bed and Breakfast hosts. We are both huge history buffs and really enjoy learning about the cultures of the regions we visit while traveling. We...More
This was an awesome site to visit! If you decide to go take your time to take in all the site and history!
While the road to reach here is a bit rough, it was well worth the trip especial if you enjoy learning about pre-European American history and culture. We did not arrive in time to see the ruins, but did get to see the amazing petroglyphs....More
Palataki Ruins was one of my favorite places to visit on my trip. As there is a lot of climbing I do recommend you arrive as early as possible because it gets very hot. Also, the ranger's office where you check in provides walking sticks,...More
We stopped in as we were camping near by. We weren't expecting that it was guided tour, and were surprised that it was free! I am so glad there was a tour because it made the experience so much more rich, learning more about the...More
Two notes: (1) make a reservation for a time slot before you arrive and (2) allow time for the drive out. Our B&B was in Village of Oak Creek, and the Friday we went, took an hour to drive to the site. The primitive roads...More
This was an amazing and unique experience. The six mile road in is awful - dirt and potholes, but well worth the bumps. Reservations are recommended to go up to the cliff dwellings, but we arrived at 2:00 (without reservations) on a week day and...More
Altogether, this was an interesting trip. The site isn't far from Sedona at all. The last 7 miles of the road are through the dessert on a gravel road, which adds a little to the adventure. There's no charge for the tour. The site was...More
