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Tuzigoot National Monument

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Caution Visiting During Monsoon Season (July-September)

All park trails are closed for 30 minutes following any lightning strikes five miles or less from the park. This includes the Pueblo Trail and Tavasci Marsh Trail. Please check the forecast ahead of your visit. Details open_in_new

Information Park Unable to Receive Phone Messages

At this time, phone messages cannot be left at the visitor center. Please email the park at moca_tuzi_info@nps.gov or call during operating hours if you need to contact the park. Details open_in_new

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Tuzigoot National Monument is an archaeological site located in Arizona, showcasing the remnants of a Sinagua village that thrived between 1000 and 1400 AD. Visitors come to explore the well-preserved ruins and learn about the history and culture of the ancient people who once inhabited this area.

The site features a hilltop pueblo with stunning views of the Verde Valley. It offers a glimpse into the past, allowing travelers to appreciate the ingenuity of the Sinagua in adapting to their environment. The visitor center provides informative exhibits that enhance the experience.