Day Itinerary
7 Activities
Day 4
140 mi
Outdoor Activities
Today is going to lead you to a bright new horizon of an unforgettable journey through the unique natural and historical sites of Arizona. Explore the amazing history and life of people inhabited these places many centuries ago. You will also enjoy many interesting things, including local cuisine and cooking traditions with a centuries-old history.
14 mi
20 min
09:001 hr
Everyone knows that there's nothing like breakfast in a welcoming and cozy cafe, accompanied by pleasant and inspiring music, savoring fresh, crispy pastries with a cup of flavored coffee for a good start to the day. Rock Springs is where you can enjoy this typical American breakfast.
The cafe offers not only a large selection of desserts and sweets, but also a wide range of salads, classic snacks such as pancakes with maple syrup, traditional omelet with ham, and of course, a decent assortment of drinks, including tea and coffee.
The cafe offers not only a large selection of desserts and sweets, but also a wide range of salads, classic snacks such as pancakes with maple syrup, traditional omelet with ham, and of course, a decent assortment of drinks, including tea and coffee.
50.4 mi
50 min
11:001 hr
The Montezuma Castle has always been considered as an "icon", mandatory to visit. In 1933, Castle A was discovered here, 45-50 rooms, where many artifacts were found that made it possible to significantly expand our understanding of the Sinagua inhabited this coastal oasis along Beaver Creek for more than 400 years.
The first visitors to this monument were even allowed access directly to the building. However, due to significant damage, open access to the ruins was closed in 1951.
Now, about 350,000 people a year admire this incredible cultural object. And even 600 years after Sinagua, their legacy continues to excite the imagination of our generation.
The first visitors to this monument were even allowed access directly to the building. However, due to significant damage, open access to the ruins was closed in 1951.
Now, about 350,000 people a year admire this incredible cultural object. And even 600 years after Sinagua, their legacy continues to excite the imagination of our generation.
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