Elden Pueblo

A cairn found in Cohab Canyon, Capitol Reef National Park.

Frank and Anne's Canyon Country Hiking and Camping Notebook.

Elden Pueblo

Campsite

Ancient Ruins and Rock Art

Elden Pueblo
Arizona Natural History Association
P.O. Box 3496
Flagstaff, Arizona 86003

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Overview

The Elden Pueblo is the largest site in the Mount Elden area. Its 65 rooms were home to perhaps 200 to 300 Sinagua culture people between 1150 and 1275 A.D. Some of the site has been restored, while other parts of the site are in the process of being excavated.
Area:	N/A
Elevation:	6,954 feet.
Fees:	Free
Hours:	N/A
Visitor Center:	No
Facilities:	No. There is a small parking area.
Directions:	Take Highway 89 north from Flagstaff just a short distance. Watch for the small sign on the west side of the road. Get directions from MapQuest.
Coordinates:	Map Coordinates (NAD83): 35 14.573N; 111 34.125W.
Weather:	See area weather chart. See Canyon Country Weather for more information. Sunrise/Sunset

Regulations:	See American Antiquities Act of 1906. See Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979. See Archaeological Site Etiquette. Archaeological Resources Protection Act Hotline: 800-227-7286. See US Forest Service Restrictions and Regulations. See Pets in the Parks and Backcountry. See Encountering Wild Animals.
Precautions:	See Backcountry Considerations.

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Camping

There is no camping allowed at the site. However, there is a US Forest Service campground near the entrance to Sunset Crater National Monument and others in and around Flagstaff, Arizona.

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Hiking

There is no hiking within the site, however, there is an easy self-guided pathway around the ruins. Guides are available near the parking area.

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