Aztec National Monument

Aztec Ruins National Monument

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Aztec Ruins National Monument is the keeper of a remarkable community of ancestral Pueblo archeologic sites along the Animas River in New Mexico.

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Sep 29, 2024
I have seen many "ruins" but this is the first one I've visited that allowed you to walk inside and through a section of the ruin. These are very extensive compared to some other historical sites. … Full review by garyrc
Sep 29, 2024
The ruins are well preserved. The kiva, or inner area, shows how the early Aztecs lived in the area. The museum is small but concentrated with displays to explain the history of the ruins and the l… Full review by ToniT1079
Sep 29, 2024
Interesting ruins with nice smooth walking trails all around the site. Some elevated areas that give a good view of the structures below. Full review by FranReidar
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Articles

The Aztec Ruins National Monument preserves ancestral Pueblo structures in north-western New Mexico, United States, located close to t…
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Get a glimpse of Native American history and life at the Aztec Ruins National Monument. Located close to the town of Aztec, this place …
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Within the city of Aztec, New Mexico, the remains of a great culture are preserved for visitors to enjoy. The town was named after th…
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Located:San Juan County, New Mexico, U.S.
Area:318 acres (129 ha)
Visitors:52,756 (in 2017)

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Is ARNM pet friendly?
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It is outside but there is some inside things and it is probably not right to let your pet climb around the ruins area. There are also people who do not think it cute form others to bring pets, …
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It is outside but there is some inside things and it is probably not right to let your pet climb around the ruins area. There are also people who do not think it cute form others to bring pets, so be mindful of other visitors. I suggest leave the pet home.
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Is the ruins made by (Mexican Aztecs) from Mexico or (Native Americans)?
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Perhistoric native Americans called the Anazasi. The name of the New Mexican town nearby is Aztec, hence, Aztec Ruins.
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what are the hours and cost of the park.
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Q: What is the entrance fee? A: Entrance is $5.00 per person. Children 15 and under are free. All current interagency passes to federal recreation areas are honored and available at …
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Q: What is the entrance fee? A: Entrance is $5.00 per person. Children 15 and under are free. All current interagency passes to federal recreation areas are honored and available at the site until thirty minutes before closing time. Q: What are the hours? A: Aztec Ruins National Monument is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. most of the year. Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day, we extend our hours to 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
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Are you open on July 4?
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Yes, we are open year round! I work for the Aztec Ruins National Monument Visitors Center. This information is accurate as of 07/02/2002. Hope this helps!
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What is the entrance fee?
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As of May 1, 2018, this is a fee-free park.
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