Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument

Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument is a national monument in Northern Arizona just to the northeast of Flagstaff.

Understand

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History

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Landscape

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Flora and fauna

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Climate

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Visitor information

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  • Park website
  • 35.369-111.54351 Sunset Crater Volcano Visitor Center, 6082 Forest Service 545 Rd, +1 928-526-0502. Daily 9:30AM–4:30PM, but may be closed between noon–12:30PM. A visitor center with several exhibits about volcanoes and the landscape. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is temporarily closed. OSM directions

Get in

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Fees and permits

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Map
Map of Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument

Get around

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  • 35.365-111.51 Sunset Crater. Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument here on Wikivoyage Sunset Crater on Wikipedia Sunset Crater (Q8554430) on Wikidata OSM directions

There are several hiking trails within the park, but because of the park's fragile environment, backcountry hiking is strictly prohibited.

  • A’a Trail
  • Bonito Vista Trail
  • Lava’s Edge Trail
  • Lava Flow Trail – a 1-mi, wheelchair-accessible route at the base of the volcano.
  • Lenox Crater Trail

Eat and drink

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There are no restaurants, cafes, kiosks or anything like that in Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. All food needs to be brought with you.

Sleep

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There are no accommodation options within Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. However, there is a campground near the visitor center, but it is slightly outside the national monument.

Stay safe

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