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Discover the most popular places to visit in Mesa Verde National Park
Spruce Tree House
9.4/10 (157 reviews)
Built between 1211 and 1278, this third-largest Mesa Verde cliff dwelling once housed 80 Ancestral Puebloans. View its 130 rooms and 8 ceremonial kivas from overlooks near the Chapin Mesa Museum.
Cliff Palace
9.4/10 (292 reviews)
Explore North America's largest cliff dwelling, where Ancestral Puebloans built 150 rooms between 1190-1280 CE. Ranger-led tours showcase intricate masonry and daily life of this remarkable civilization.
Balcony House
9.4/10 (213 reviews)
Step back in time at Balcony House, a 13th-century cliff dwelling accessed via a 32-foot ladder and narrow tunnel. The ranger-guided tour reveals ancient Puebloan life while offering stunning views of Soda Canyon.
Petroglyph Point Trail
9.2/10 (31 reviews)
Ancient Ancestral Puebloan petroglyphs adorn this 2.4-mile loop trail through Mesa Verde's rugged terrain. Register at the trailhead before exploring the panel of over thirty human figures, spirals, and handprints.
Wetherill Mesa
9.0/10 (62 reviews)
Wetherill Mesa features preserved Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde's quieter area. Explore Step House and Badger House Community for an intimate look into 700 years of Pueblo history.
Long House
9.4/10 (130 reviews)
Long House showcases ancient Puebloan ingenuity with its 150 rooms and kivas built into the cliff face. Ranger-guided tours highlight the architectural sophistication of this remarkable Mesa Verde dwelling.
Knife Edge Trail
9.2/10 (36 reviews)
This historic trail follows the park's original entrance road, offering panoramic views of Montezuma Valley. Time your visit for sunset when the landscape transforms with dramatic golden light.
Far View Sites
9.0/10 (105 reviews)
Explore Far View Sites' ancient mesa-top villages, inhabited by Ancestral Puebloans before they built Mesa Verde's famous cliff dwellings. The self-guided trail reveals preserved kivas and a prehistoric reservoir.
"The room was spacious and very clean. The bed was really comfortable! The location was great for us as we were there to go to Mesa Verde. Would would definitely recommend!"
"The staff here are very friendly and go out of the way to be helpful and polite.
Our room was very clean, the bed was comfortable, and it had everything we needed.
There is definitely a heavy smoke odor when you enter the hotel lobby, which is on the second level, but our room (on the first level) and the non-smoking casino did not smell of smoke."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.