Flagstaff Travel: Sunset Crater Arizona & Wupatki National Monument
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- Опубликовано: 11 авг 2020
- In this tour of Northern Arizona we explore Sunset Crater and the Wupatki Archeological site. The Sunset Crater is located just a few miles northeast of Flagstaff. You can camp at Sunset Crater and its first come first serve according to the ranger at the Sunset Crater Visitor Center. We visit the Wupatki National Monument on this trip.
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That to me is the real Arizona. Forget huge city's, give me the wide open spaces and a bit of history and I'm happy.
My husband and I were at Sunset Crater 27 years ago. We were on our way to the Grand Canyon. We had no idea about the archaeological sites on the other side of the volcano!! We walked among the lava fields and marveled at how high they were and how the vegetation was still kind of sparse after 800 years. I'm glad the inhabitants were wise enough to get out of there unlike the folks of Pompeii.
I love you videos
Wow, just wow! I'm at a loss for words right now. I lived in Arizona back in 2013, and there were many places that I didn't visit. After seeing this video, when I move back this will be one of the top 3 sites I'll be visiting. Thanks Jeff for the video tours.
I visited here when I was 12! Always thought about this blow hole 😂
Did this drive some years ago. In Sunset Crater NM, there’s the 1-mile Lava Flow loop trail which is very cool and you can also hike up the side of one of the cinder cones next to the park road. Wupatki NM is very interesting indeed; you get to see how the people of those times lived, played and interacted within the settlement that they built.
Apart from that, Walnut Canyon NM is another good archaeological site with ruins built into the sides of a cliff.
And over by Winslow, there’s Meteor Crater, which is amazing when you see how big it is in person.
That is really cool. Imagine picking up those stones 1 by 1 and building your own home from that while making a life off the land.
Enjoyed the video, definantly a place on my list of places to go, but one question: were the stones in the archaeological sites picked up off the ground and not made by the Natives? They look too uniform to just be picked up off the ground . . . that info along with approx how long it took to build the structures would have been interesting to add to the video. Thank you for creating these videos.
Great clip. No long bla bla or self-presentation. Just great footage and great straight info. Fantastic. Been there. It's a great place.
Hi Jeff love the History of Arizona! Yes you are so right so much to see right here in America. Great Lizzard shot! Good video thank you.
Awesome video...thank you for sharing... Arizona has so many beautiful places to visit.
So many amazing places to visit in Arizona. I am really enjoying the tour of the many outstanding sites and cities. Thank you. Stay safe. Hugs Susan
@10:28 hey there little buddy!
Thank you so much for these videos. I'm planning a trip next month, and your channel has really been the most helpful in terms of visuals and getting a solid idea of how I want to spend my time and where.
I knew of (and have been to) Meteor Crater in New Mexico. But I was unaware of Sunset Crater in AZ. Gorgeous! 😎👍🏻
Excellent videos of northern Arizona Jeff. Like your overseas travel videos, it would be great to see you in your videos since you are host, guide and creator. Nice work.
We will become out there for vacation 2nd week of September will be see in these places.
Thanks for sharing your video.
Wow. Very nice!
Very cool!
I need to go there!
so much to see
Great videos! So informative. Visiting Sedona in a couple of days, but im enjoying all the videos
If you have a 4wd vehicle, it's a lot of fun to drive in the cinder hills area close to this.
Great video, thanks for sharing. Do you have the points listed that you visited so I can plot them on a map?
Got a double dose of nicity today!
I enjoy seeing your videos of my adopted home state so thank you for that. But I wish you were better informed about the places your visiting before you get there instead of just winging it. All the best to you and thanks again.
Good afternoon
Wupatki, pretty close, much better. Don't be afraid to ask the locals, they can get you those pronunciations :)
Wow man, great videos! Do you know (In speaking in terms of the native American ruins) if it's ok to do any metal detecting in and around that area?
You can’t take anything from the land.
Must b alot of flat stones close.
It's pronounced woo- pot- key