📜 A nature and cultural preserve in Flagstaff, Arizona, known for its Northern Sinagua petroglyphs and critical riparian habitat. 🔍 Protects rare wetlands, wildlife, and ancient archaeological sites. # Why Go 🗿 Discover over 150 Northern Sinagua petroglyphs and pithouse ruins 🚶‍♀️ Explore a network of scenic trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, including the Arizona Trail 🦅 Observe diverse riparian wildlife and songbirds, and see Flagstaff's only waterfall 📚 Learn about local ecology, geology, and archaeology # Why Avoid 🚫 Motorized vehicles prohibited ⚠️ Do not touch petroglyphs or remove artifacts # Tips ☀️ Open for daytime use only. 🚻 Portable toilet available at the trailhead. 🗺️ Download a geo-referenced map of the trail system to your smartphone. # Cost 💰 Free to enter. # Hours 🕒 Open daily, year-round for daytime use. # Getting There 🅿️ Free parking available at the end of N El Paso Flagstaff Rd.