US National Monument: Tonto National Monument - Arizona (1907)
US National Monument: Tonto National Monument - Arizona (1907)
Located in Arizona, Tonto National Monument is one of the oldest historical sites in the state, established in 1907.
It is known for its ancient cliff dwellings, which are among the best-preserved examples of the prehistoric habitations of the Salado culture.
It offers an array of outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife viewing.
The Monument is accessible year-round and includes a museum, a campground, and a picnic area.
The most popular attractions are the Lower Cliff Dwelling, the Upper Cliff Dwelling, the Cactus Garden, the Petroglyphs, the Tonto Trail, and the Apache Trail.
The Lower Cliff Dwelling is a large masonry structure built in the 13th century and can be reached via a short hike.
The Upper Cliff Dwelling is located on a high ledge and is accessible via a steep, half-mile trail.
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