Mobile App![]() Cell service and Wi-Fi are limited in the park, so visitors are encouraged to download the app before they arrive. Service is available at the Mesa Verde Visitor Center, located near the park entrance. We would love to receive feedback on the app so we can continue to enhance it. If you’d like to share your review, email us and use “Mobile App” in the subject line. ![]() Mesa Verde Voices![]() The series is developed in partnership with KSJD Public Radio, Mesa Verde Museum Association, and Mesa Verde Country. ![]() Visiting Wetherill MesaMesa Verde National Park can be divided into two sections: Chapin Mesa and Wetherill Mesa. Wetherill Mesa provides opportunities for hiking, biking, hiking with pets, and both self- and ranger-guided hikes through spectacular archeological sites, such as Long House, Step House, and Badger House Community Sites.
![]() Cliff Dwelling ToursFor those trying to decide which cliff dwelling to visit during a trip to Mesa Verde, check out these amazing videos. All have particular aspects that help transport you back over 700 years to when they were home to the Ancestral Pueblo people. ![]() Ranger Shorts Video Series2016 was a landmark year for the National Park Service (NPS) as we celebrated 100 years! So in honor of the NPS Centennial, the park posted a number of videos of rangers sharing their love for parks and what working for the National Park Service means to them. We hope these videos continue to inspire.
![]() Why is Spruce Tree House Closed?
Spruce Tree House can be seen from overlooks near the Chapin Mesa Archeological Museum. Rangers are available to answer questions. There are many other things to see and do while in the park including a visit to the Museum; visiting sites along the Mesa Top Loop with views of other cliff dwellings, including Cliff Palace; exploring Far View Sites; and hiking trails. In the late-spring, summer, and early-fall months, tours of other cliff dwellings such as Cliff Palace, Balcony House, Long House, and Step House are available. Please check the park schedule to see what is available at the time of your visit. |
Last updated: February 6, 2018