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Rock, Sphinx Rock, Steamboat Rock, Twin
Butts, and Wilson Mountain.
After absorbing all that Sedona has to offer, we
then head to the ancient Indian ruin sites. There
are literally hundreds of ruins scattered all
around Sedona, many miles deep into the areas
hidden canyons. Depending on the flow of your
day, you have the ability to visit three unique
ruins sites just outside of Sedona. Our personal favorite is Montezuma Well, though we
may also visit Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monument on this tour.
Allow your family to revel as you see what it
was like for early inhabitants to the area we
now know as the Verde Valley make this area
home. You will get to see four unique types of
Indian architecture or building styles, each
one unique in it’s own right. See or even walk
through an ancient irrigation canal build by
hand as a means to provide flood irrigation to
their crops. Learn the importance of water to
these early civilizations. While at one of the
ruin sites, enjoy a picnic with your family at
the very site where they used to grow their
crops.
Next we head to Jerome, a historic copper mining town just West of Sedona. During its
hay day, Jerome was one of the largest copper mining towns in the state employing
over 15,000 people. In fact prior to Arizona becoming a state on February 14, 1912,
Jerome was one of the wildest town in
the west. While there, take a stroll down
the historical past of our state as see
you historical building, the “sliding” jail,
and the Gold King Mine Museum.
The Gold King Mine Museum is a
whacky take on museums. For located
within it’s premises are hundreds of
historic vehicles, an old sawmill, places
to pan for gold, feed the farm animals,
crack open your own geodes, and even
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