Camp Verde

Clear Creek Ruins
Located on the south side of State Route 260

Located on the south side of State Route 260

Clear Creek Ruins are located on the south side of State Route 260, three miles east of the Verde River. They are believed to have been the largest habitation site in the Verde Valley. Sitting atop a steep cliff overlooking West Clear Creek, the ruin consist of both cavates (hand carved caves) and a large pueblo complex. The site was proposed as a National Research Monument in 1933, but federal funding was unavailable.

All Archaeology sites

Clear Creek Ruins

Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site

Southeast of I-17 at Sedona Exit 298
Clear Creek Ruins

Sacred Mountain

Not far from V Bar V Heritage Site
Clear Creek Ruins

Palatki Heritage Site

Off Dry Creek Road, Sedona
Clear Creek Ruins

Montezuma Well National Monument

Near Rimrock, 11 miles northeast of Montezuma Castle
Clear Creek Ruins

Montezuma Castle National Monument

In Camp Verde on Montezuma Castle Road
Clear Creek Ruins

Mindeleff Cavates

Across the Verde River from the Beasley Flat Day Use Area
Clear Creek Ruins

Honanki Heritage Site

Located in the Coconino National Forest, about 15 miles west of Sedona
Clear Creek Ruins

Clear Creek Ruins

Located on the south side of State Route 260