Explore Centuries-Old Pueblo Rooms Stacked Four Stories High At This Historic Arizona Ruin
A crack in the ground near an ancient ball court breathes cool air at you, and nobody plugged it in. That natural blowhole sits a short walk from red stone rooms built roughly 900 years ago in northern Arizona. The main pueblo once held about 100 rooms. Its walls rise straight out of sandstone, as if the rock simply decided to become a building one day. Doorways still frame views of open desert and distant peaks. I love that you can stroll right up to these walls on easy paved paths. There’