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Navajo National Monument
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No fees charged for these cliff dwellings regarded as sacred by those who built them (Hopi and Zuni) as well as those who live here now (Navajo or Diné).

Free guided hikes to cliff dwellings.

Free self-guided trails on mesa top (3 of them).

Free campgrounds (48 sites total).

Free movies (3 of them!).

Free permit/reservation needed to hike to Keet Seel/Kawestima: call 928-672-2700.

A half-mile walk bring you to view Betatakin/Talastima across the canyon.
Marc Steuben
End of the Sandal Trail: Betatakin/Talastima
 

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Hisatsinom is the Hopi name for their ancestors that lived in the Four Corners region of the Southwest.
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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:23 MST