Immediately below the National Park Service complex is the most accessible Mesa Verde cliff dwelling. A self-guided tour leads to eight kivas and over 100 rooms built into this natural cave, which is 216 feet long and 89 feet deep at its widest. Little stabilization was needed here, and the ruin is about 90 percent original. One three-story masonry wall has a colored plaster geometric design. Also open to visitors is a reconstructed, covered kiva, with its characteristic six pilasters and banquettes on the round periphery and its central sipapu, firepit, and deflector.