Wupatki National Monument
Resources and Nearby Attractions
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Resources
Cities & Towns
- Cameron Arizona: 36 miles north.
- Flagstaff, Arizona: 15 miles southwest.
- Tuba City, Arizona: 63 miles north.
- Sedona, Arizona: 44 miles south.
- Page, Arizona: 120 miles north.
- Holbrook, Artizona: 97 miles east.
- Winslow, Arizona: 65 miles east.
Parks & Monuments
- Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument: 15 miles north on the Loop Road.
- Walnut Canyon National Monument: 8 miles south.
- Navajo National Monument: 123 miles northeast.
- Monument Valley Tribal Park: 158 miles north.
- Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim): 126 miles northwest.
- Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim): 176 miles northwest.
- Canyon de Chelly National Monument: 218 miles east.
- Montezuma Castle National Monument: 60 miles south.
- Petrified Forest National Park: 128 miles east.
- Tuzigoot National Monument: 80 miles southwest.
- Red Rock State Park: 49 miles south.
- Slide Rock State Park: 36 miles south.
- Dead Horse Ranch State Park: 75 miles southwest.
Recreation & Wilderness Areas
- Coconino National Forest: Adjoins the Monument.
- Strawberry Crater Wilderness (USFS)
- Kachnina Peak Wilderness (USFS)
- Lamar Haines Wildlife Area
- Kaibab National Forest: 35 miles northwest.
- Oak Creek Canyon Natural Area: 15 miles southwest.
- Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: 125 miles north.
Historic & Points of Interest
- Museum of Northern Arizona (Flagstaff)
- Navajo Indian Reservation: Adjoins the Monument.
- Hopi Indian Reservation: 30 miles east of the Monument.
- Riordan State Historic Park (Flagstaff)
- Fort Verde State Historical Park (Camp Verde)
- Tusayan Ruin and Museum (Desert View)
- Meteor Crater: 90 miles southeast.
- Jerome State Historic Park (Jerome)
- Homolvi Ruins State Park (Winslow)
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