 White House Ruins Trail - Reviews from across the web
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White House Ruins Trail - Chinle - Reviews of White House Ruins Trail - TripAdvisor
Took the White House Ruin trail in mid June at Tsegi (De Chelly). Anyone with even a little stamina can make this hike (I am a 61 year old male). The trail drops some 600 feet from the trail head to the ruin. This is a well maintained and manicured trail. The trip dow...
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White House Ruin Trail | Arizona Hikes
A pleasant, short day hike to one of the Southwest’s best-preserved cliff houses. This is the only trail that visitors can use in Canyon de Chelly National Monument without a local guide. The monument is unique in that most of the land is still Navajo Reservation with locals still living in the cany...
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White House Ruin | Arizona Hikes
Like Navajo National Monument, Canyon de Chelly National Monument includes some well-preserved Ancestral Pueblo People cliff dwellings found within the Navajo Indian Nation. Because of the fragile nature of the ruins, and to protect the privacy of the Navajo families who live here, hiking in Canyon ...
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White House Ruin Trail
Desert varnish drips from the rim like water from an overflowing pot. Swirls of crossbedding move across the canyon walls. At the bottom of the canyon, sheep lounge idly in a pen, waiting for a Navajo shepherdess to lead them to the stream that flows under the ruins and knits a green path through th...
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument
