

Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument Tours and Activities
About 1,000 years ago, outside what is now Flagstaff, a cinder cone in the San Francisco Volcanic Field blew its top, showering the surrounding area with lava and ash. Since then, the minerals in the soil around the rim of the crater rusted, creating a striking red ring that lends the name Sunset Crater. A national monument was created here in 1930 when locals protested the plan of filmmakers to detonate explosives on the side of the slope. The main attractions at the small park are the visitor center, with its interactive volcano exhibits, and the short Lava Flow Trail that loops around the base of the volcano. Visitors can’t climb to the edge of Sunset Crater, but for those interested in scaling a volcano, the Lennox Crater Trail is open to hikers.
Tours and Activities to Experience Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
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Comprehensive Grand Canyon Tour from Flagstaff w/Lunch

Grand Canyon Explorer: Day Trip with Ruins from Sedona or Flagstaff

Private Grand Canyon Tour with Ancient Ruins and Lava Field from Flagstaff

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