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Interpretive Programs

Join us at Wupatki Pueblo in October for International Archaeology Day

 

May through August - Daily Interpretive Programs

Great Interpretive Programs are offered at the Wupatki Visitor Center during the summer and peak holiday seasons. Call [phone] to check schedules. Click here for our calendar of special events.

 

Wupatki Pueblo Walks

Pueblo walks offer the chance to tour the 104 room Wupatki Pueblo with a Park Ranger. These walking tours introduce you to the Pueblo's incredible past, from the Ancestral Pueblo people who built it, to the early Park Rangers who lived in it.

Length	45 minutes
Difficulty	Easy walk, Exposed to the sun
Location	Wupatki Pueblo Trail
Topic	History of Wupatki Pueblo

 

Ranger's Choice Patio Talk

These short interpretive programs take place under the shade awning at the Wupatki Visitor Center.

Length	20 minutes
Difficulty	Easy, Shaded
Location	Wupatki Visitor Center Back Patio
Topic	Varies

 

October through April - Guided Ranger Hikes

Discovery Hikes
Guided Discovery Hikes take place on some Saturdays from November through March. Discover the archeological sites, rock art, geology, flora, and fauna that make Wupatki National Monument a beautiful place. Hikes last 2-3 miles on moderate terrain. Hikes leave from the visitor center at 12 p.m. Reservations are required. For more information and current hike schedules, click here.

Crack-in-Rock
Crack-in-Rock is a strenuous overnight back packing trip to a remote area of the monument. It is only offered a few times a year and requires advanced reservations. More . . .

 

Interpretive programs are presented each summer weekend at the top of the Snowbowl Sky Ride.

Programs in the nearby Flagstaff Area.

Join Park Rangers and volunteers on ranger guided talks and hikes in nearby National Park Service and Forest Service locations throughout the summer. Click here for more information and a complete schedule of events.