Tight crawl spaces, long ladders, and stone toeholds and footholds make this a memorable and strenuous tour. Tucked under a sandstone overhang 600 feet above the valley floor, Balcony House contains about forty rooms and is notable for its fine original plaster, courtyards, and stone balconies.
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