[4K] An Arizona Hike Around Montezuma’s Well in Our National Parks Series!

Exploring Montezuma Well in Arizona.
Montezuma Well is a sub-unit of Montezuma Castle. Managed by the Park Service, it is located about 15-20 minutes to the North. From Montezuma Castle National Monument, head toward I-17 and go North 1 1/2 miles to the next exit (Exit 293). Total trip between Montezuma Castle and Montezuma Well is 11 miles.

The land around Montezuma Well has been home to many prehistoric groups of people since as early as 11,000 CE. The first historical groups came to the Verde Valley after Arizona became a territory in 1863. Some accounts say Spanish settlers traveled through earlier, in the 1500s, but did not settle in the area.

00:00 – Intro and Location Map
03:24 – Montezuma’s Well
04:02 – Cliff Dwelling
06:37 – Outer Loop Hike
10:25 – Pueblo Ruins
11:41 – Montezuma’s Well River Outlet
12:29 – Montezuma’s Well Hike Continues
15:50 – Outro and Sub

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