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Mesa Verde National Park

Written by Jaclyn JohnstonPublished
dwelling in the cliff

Mesa Verde National Park has over 600 cliff dwellings and over 5,000 archaeological sites left by the Pueblo people who lived here hundreds of years ago. There are guided tours through some of the cliff dwellings, so you can get a close look at how they lived.

dwellings beneath a cliff
snake
flowers
view of distant mountains
a tour group at the dwellings in the side of a cliff
remains of a well preserved kiva
sign for Mesa Verde National Park
an enclosed archeological site
deer alongside the road
dwellings in and beneath the cliff
western bluebird
dwelling in the cliff
dwellings beneath a cliff snake flowers view of distant mountains a tour group at the dwellings in the side of a cliff remains of a well preserved kiva sign for Mesa Verde National Park an enclosed archeological site deer alongside the road dwellings in and beneath the cliff western bluebird dwelling in the cliff
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Activities

Camping | Hiking | Picnicking | Skiing, Cross Country | Snowshoeing

Amenities

Camp Store | Electricity Hookups | Gift Shop | Inn/Lodge | Laundry | Picnic Tables | Restaurant | Showers | Trash Cans | Toilets | Visitor Center/Museum/Environmental Education Center | Water Hookups | Water Fountains | Wifi

Features

Canyon | Cultural Significance | Desert | Geologic Features

For more information about Mesa Verde National Park, Check out the National Park Service website.

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