Tonto National Monument preserves both prehistoric Salado cliff dwellings and ecosystems at the northeastern edge of the Sonoran Desert. During their occupation of the Tonto Basin, some Salado moved to shallow caves overlooking the river valley. These cliff dwellings were occupied for about 100 years. The topics below provide more information about the park. Enjoy your "visit!"

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