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(4345 x 4889) Nine hundred years ago, people were living on the North Rim at Walhalla Glades. The site was a summer home for families for over 100 years. Walhalla Plateau is “peninsula” surrounded on three sides by the Grand Canyon. The elevation in this area is a bit lower than most of the North Rim of Grand Canyon, and updrafts of warm air from the inner canyon allow the winter snows to melt early, making Walhalla a favorable place for ancestral people to farm.

Download the trail guide here (1.73 MB pdf) <a href="http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/Walhalla.pdf" rel="nofollow">www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/Walhalla.pdf</a>

Thousands of people have called Grand Canyon home during the past 10,000 years. During your visit, you may come across the remnants of cultures from long ago. You may see evidence left by miners, explorers, or cattlemen, or the remains of Native American dwellings, rock art, or artifacts such as pottery and projectile points. Unintentional damage by visitors to cultural sites is a major, but preventable, problem. Remains and artifacts are a fragile, irreplaceable legacy.

The National Park Service preserves and protects these priceless resources. Federal law prohibits the excavation, injury, or destruction of historic or archaeological sites and the removal of any artifacts. Irreplaceable cultural sites tell the story of this country and remain places of ancestral importance to Native Americans. Treat these treasures with utmost care and respect. NPS Photo by Michael Quinn
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Source Grand Canyon National Park: Walhalla Glades Ruin (NR) 0515
Author Grand Canyon National Park
Camera location36° 10′ 05.25″ N, 111° 56′ 52.96″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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