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Canyon De Chelly, Walnut Canyon Park Pages Added To Traveler

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By Kurt Repanshek - December 10th, 2020

National Parks Traveler has added park pages for Canyon de Chelly and Walnut Canyon national monuments to our site to help get you grounded in visiting these unique sites.

These guides aren't intended to be the definitive works on visiting these monuments. Rather, they provide a snapshot overview of what you'll see at the monuments, some history of each, and lodging information if it's available. We also try to point you to additional resources to help you make the most out of your visit

A beauty of having these guides reside on the Internet is both that you can take them with you if you have an Internet connection, and that they can be updated as time and information allows. 

As the weeks go on, we're going to try to add more park pages and update those that already have been created. 

Traveler footnote: If you're a park junkie and would like to volunteer to help us with this chore, please drop us a note.

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