An Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling dating to around 1200, Montezuma Castle National Monument includes a five-story structure, essentially a home for about 50 people, built by the indigenous Sinagua people. Sedona, long considered a spiritual oasis because of the number of healers and artists living there, and Flagstaff on famous Route 66, often called the USA's "Mother Road," are must-stop destinations on the way to Grand Canyon National Park. Few places can top the stunning natural beauty of the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon, which is a mile (1.6 km) deep and up to 18 miles (29 km) wide. The more easily accessed South Rim is open year-round. Tour the park's landscapes by car, bus, mule, helicopter, raft or on foot. Overnight Grand Canyon

This delightful hotel revels in its enviable setting, lying in Tusayan, just a short distance away from the southern entrance to the magnificent Grand Canyon. Guests will find themselves in the ideal setting from which to explore the sheer splendour and beauty of this spectacular area. This hotel enjoys a charming architectural design, blending perfectly with its surroundings. The guest rooms are elegantly appointed, featuring modern amenities for added comfort and convenience. Guests will be impressed by the extensive array of facilities that the hotel has to offer. Guests can enjoy bowling, tennis and an exciting video arcade, as well as the fitness room. Guests are assured of a truly unforgettable experience at this hotel.

Experience the towering sandstone "sculptures" of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, famous as the location for many Western movies, before visiting Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, which has more than 6,000 archaeological sites of the Puebloan and Native American cultures. Continue learning about ancient times with a visit to Mesa Verde National Park, famous for having some of the most well-preserved Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings with the 150-room Cliff Palace, the largest in North America, as the most notable. Explore the park's museum collection of more than 3 million objects or hike to take in some of the most spectacular views of the canyons and landscape. Overnight Cortez

Get away to this charming Best Western Turquoise Inn & Suites and delight in being near Mesa Verde National Park, the Four Corners, outstanding trails and much more. Stunning scenery, a convenient location and affordable rates make these accommodations perfect for both leisure and business travelers. Scenic views, archeological discoveries and interesting cliffs dwell at Mesa Verde National Park - which is just 10 miles away. While the park is one of the area's most well-known attractions, there's so much more to do while staying with us at the Best Western Turquoise Inn & Suites - Clay Mesa, Trail of the Ancients, San Juan National Forest, McPhee Reservoir and Lowry Pueblo Ruins are all within 35 miles. Looking to say you've been in four states at once? Four Corners National Monument is less than an hour's drive from this Cortez, CO hotel. Hovenweep National Monument, Purgatory Ski Area, Chaco Canyon and Monument Valley are also just a few hours away. Those looking for adventure will enjoy the thrill of the area's outstanding motorcycle, biking and hiking trails. Business travelers will appreciate that we're conveniently located near Weatherford, Dennison Mines, South West Memorial Hospital and US Forest Service. Looking for some retail and relaxation? Shopping is nearby this Cortez hotel in the charming downtown area, and wineries, microbreweries and many dining options can be found close by, too. Each spacious, clean room at this pet-friendly Cortez hotel offers cable satellite television with HBO®, coffee maker, mini fridge, high-speed Internet access and more. Get the right fuel for your day with a complimentary full breakfast buffet. Relax in the seasonal outdoor heated pool or in the sparkling unique indoor heated jet pool with a waterfall. Get even more value out of your stay with our business center, free parking, guest laundry, and lush courtyard. For an affordable visit to Cortez, CO reserve a stay at the Best Western Turquoise Inn & Suites today! Enjoy your stay.

First stop today is Chaco Culture National Historic Park, considered to be one of the most important ancient ancestral homes of both the Hopi and Pueblo people. Stop at the Navajo Nation to learn about art and culture at the Hubbell Trading Post National Historic site, then continue to Canyon de Chelly National Monument, where people have lived for nearly 5,000 years. With a park ranger or Navajo guide, explore the landscape of canyons and Ancestral Puebloan and Navajo ruins. Overnight Chinle

Holiday Inn Canyon de Chelly offers a comfortable and convenient stay in Chinle, just a short drive from the iconic Canyon de Chelly National Monument. The hotel features spacious, modern rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and mini-fridges for a relaxing experience. Guests can enjoy amenities like an outdoor pool, fitness center, and a restaurant serving a variety of flavorful dishes. The welcoming ambiance and warm service make it a great place to unwind after a day of exploring the canyon’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural history.

Located along famous Route 66, Petrified Forest National Park is known for its fossils, especially fallen trees, from the late Triassic Period, about 200 million years ago. Sights along the way during rugged hikes, bike outings or drives include bluff overlooks, buttes, hoodoos and petroglyphs. Overnight Scottsdale

Nestled in the Sonoran Desert, Scottsdale is a lovely oasis that offers the excitement and attractions of a busy metropolis, as well as the laid-back atmosphere of a Western town. The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Scottsdale located at the heart of Old Town offers easy access to the Scottsdale and Phoenix area's attractions.