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Title	Tuzigoot
Park Code	tuzi
Description	Water flows under and through this landscape, feeding the growth of people and towns. The Verde Valley is watered by snowmelt, summer monsoons, and springs that well up from the ancient sedimentary rocks. In the heart of the valley, a thousand ye...
Location	lat:34.77296377, long:-112.0279069 States: AZ Forecast
Contact	928-634-5564 moca_tuzi_info@nps.gov
Activities	Guided Tours Self-Guided Tours - Walking Hiking Junior Ranger Program Wildlife Watching Birdwatching Museum Exhibits Shopping Bookstore and Park Store
Entrance fees	Entrance - Per Person $10.00 Tuzigoot Entrance Fee - Per Adult - $10.00 This entrance fee covers one adult, aged 16 and over, for entrance to Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments for 7 days.
Campgrounds	Count: 0
Places	Count: 0
Visitor Centers	Count: 1 Tuzigoot Visitor Center Tuzigoot Visitor Center This visitor center provides the first stop for visitors to Tuzigoot National Monument. Stop in to purchase entrance tickets, see the museum, and check out the Western National Parks Association bookstore.
Things to do	Count: 1 Become a Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot BARK Ranger Do you think your dog has what it takes to become an official Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot Bark Ranger? Stop by the visitor center to get certified. Certification allows you to purchase an exclusive BARK Ranger badge from the bookstore.
Tours	Count: 0
Articles	Lesser Long-nosed Bat Research at Organ Pipe Cactus Toad Research in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Project Profile: Control Bullfrogs and Restore Native Amphibians to Protect Imperiled Wetlands of Southwestern Parks Collaboration & Innovation For Ecosystem Restoration in the Southwest eDNA Inventories to Reveal Species Use of Sonoran Desert Network Springs Project Profile: Produce Seed for Intermountain Grasslands and Restore Intermountain Central Grasslands NPS Geodiversity Atlas—Tuzigoot National Monument, Arizona Arizona: Tuzigoot National Monument Climate and Water Monitoring at Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments, 2018 Updated Species Database Will Help Boost Amphibian Conservation Across the National Park System “Cracking the code” on mercury bioaccumulation The Heliograph: 2020 Edition The Heliograph: Summer 2021 Making an Impact: Long-Term Monitoring of Natural Resources at Intermountain Region National Parks, 2021 Find Your Park on Route 66 Climate and Water Monitoring at Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments, 2017 Surveying for Northern Mexican Gartersnakes (Thamnophis eques megalops) at Tuzigoot National Monument National Park Service Commemoration of the 19th Amendment Tuzigoot Yoga The Heliograph: Summer 2022 National Park Service project to build up 'workhorse' native seed stocks for major restoration and revegetation efforts Changing Patterns of Water Availability May Change Vegetation Composition in US National Parks A Changing Bimodal Climate Zone Means Changing Vegetation in Western National Parks Project Page: Amphibian and Garter Snake Recovery in Southwestern Parks Early Custodians of Tumacácori Climate Monitoring in the Southern Plains, Sonoran Desert, and Chihuahuan Desert Southwest River Environments Transition Highlands and the Mogollon Rim 2011 SCPN-NAU Student Projects Wildland Fire: Defensible Space Created—Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot Streams Monitoring in the Sonoran Desert and Southern Plains Wildland Fire in Ponderosa Pine: Western United States Climate and Water Monitoring at Tuzigoot National Monument: Water Year 2022 Series: Intermountain Park Science 2021 Series: Defining the Southwest Series: SCPN-NAU School of Communication Collaboration Series: The New Deal at Tumacácori