Northeast Arizona
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1. Canyon de Chelly
RuinsHome to Ancestral Pueblo from AD 350 to 1300, the nearly 84,000-acre Canyon de Chelly (pronounced d' shay ) is one of the most spectacular natural...Read More
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2. Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Historic District/SiteMerchant John Lorenzo Hubbell established this trading post in 1876. In addition to trading goods, Hubbell taught, translated letters, settled...Read More
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3. Navajo National Monument
RuinsTwo unoccupied 13th-century cliff pueblos, Betatakin and Keet Seel, stand under the overhanging cliffs of Tsegi Canyon. The largest ancient...Read More
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4. Dinosaur Tracks
RuinsAbout 5½ miles west of Tuba City, between mileposts 316 and 317 on U.S. 160, is a small sign for the Dinosaur Tracks. It's free to see these...Read More
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5. Monument Valley Visitor Center
Museum/GalleryThe handsome center contains an extensive crafts shop and exhibits devoted to ancient and modern Native American history, including a display...Read More
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6. Navajo Cultural Center of Kayenta
Museum/GalleryTake a self-guided walking tour through the Navajo Cultural Center of Kayenta, which includes the small Shadehouse Museum and a 2-acre outdoor...Read More
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7. Navajo Nation Museum
Museum/GalleryDevoted to the art, culture, and history of the Navajo people, this museum also has an excellent library on the Navajo Nation. Each season brings...Read More
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8. Painted Desert
ViewpointThe junction of U.S. 160 with U.S. 89, 4 miles west of the Dinosaur Tracks, is one of the most colorful regions of the Painted Desert, with...Read More
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9. Powell Museum
Museum/GalleryAt the corner of North Navajo Drive and Lake Powell Boulevard is the Powell Museum, whose namesake, John Wesley Powell, led the first known...Read More
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10. Rainbow Bridge National Monument
Nature SightThe 290-foot red-sandstone arch is the world's largest natural bridge; it can be reached by boat or strenuous hike and can also be viewed by...Read More
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11. The Navajo Nation Zoological and Botanical Park
Zoo/AquariumAmid the sandstone monoliths on the border between Arizona and New Mexico, the Navajo Nation Zoological and Botanical Park displays about 50...Read More
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12. Tuba City Trading Post
Store/MallThe octagonal store, founded in the early 1870s, sells groceries and authentic, reasonably priced Navajo rugs, pottery, baskets, and jewelry...Read More
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