Casa Malpais Ruins

Pinetop–Lakeside, Arizona

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Casa Malpais Ruins

Home to the Mogollon Tribe, the Casa Malpais Ruins are also a national historic landmark. Acting as a shadowbox for the Mogollon, Sinagua, Anasazi, and Hohokam tribes, the Ruins possess a history spanning 50,000 years (when the 16-acre pueblo was constructed over lava flows). Casa Malpais served as home to the various tribes between 1100 and 1400 A.D. Guided tours are available for your exploration.

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addressHeritage Center, 418 East Main Street, Springerville, AZ
openingHoursMuseum: Tue–Sat 9am–1pm; Casa Malpais site tours: March through November: Tue–Sat 9am & 1pm
phone+1 928 333 5375
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