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Mesa Verde National Park
Mesa Top Sites
 
The pages listed below provide information about some of the mesa top archeological sites in Mesa Verde National Park. For site locations, go to park maps, or click on the specific map located on each page below. (Note: All maps on the following Mesa Top Sites pages open as pdfs. To get the Free Adobe Reader, which is required to read the pdf files, click here.)
 
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To learn about other types of ancient dwellings, please see the Cliff Dwellings page.

 

View of mesa top pueblo site
Visiting Mesa Top Sites
for information on self-guided visits to mesa top sites and cliff dwellings
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A view from Park Point overlook

Did You Know?
Park Point, the highest elevation in the park (8427 ft/2569 m), has a 360 degree panoramic view that is considered one of the grandest in the country.

Last Updated: August 10, 2010 at 14:25 MST