Gray Mountain, Arizona · Coconino County · Facility
The Wupatki Visitor Center includes a museum, WNPA park store, park film, and restroom facilities. The building features architecture from the Mission 66 era. Park rangers are present, passes are available for purchase, and Junior Ranger activities are available.
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The Wupatki Visitor Center includes a museum, WNPA park store, park film, and restroom facilities. The building features architecture from the Mission 66 era. Park rangers are present, passes are available for purchase, and Junior Ranger activities are available.
The visitor center is located near milepost 21 on the Sunset Crater-Wupatki Loop Road. Traveling North from the Sunset Crater Volcano Visitor Center on FS 545.Wupatki Visitor Center is 19.5 miles (31.4 km) or 13 miles when entering from Hwy 89 at milepost 444.
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