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Four Corners Hikes-Navajo Nation
http://4cornershikesnavajo.blogspot.com
Trails near the Navajo Indian Reservation visiting scenic and archaeological sites with notes and pictures.
- Added on: Apr 26th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Todd Lochmoeller
- Listed in: Natural Destinations
- Tags: hiking environment archaeology national parks navajo geology
Recent Posts
Simon Canyon Trail
Simon Canyon is a side canyon along the San Juan River just below the Navajo Dam in northwest New Mexico. The trail head is at the end of 3 mile County Road 4280, off of New Mexico Highway 173 about 18 miles east of the town of Aztec. The Simon Canyo...
San Juan River Trail
The San Juan River Trail is a 2.5 mile round trip along the north side of the San Juan River below Navajo Dam in northwest New Mexico. The trail head is at the end of County Road 4280, north off of New Mexico Highway 173, 18 miles east of the town of...
Gallo Alcove Ruins
The Gallo Alcove Ruins are located in the campground at Chaco Canyon National Monument in northwest New Mexico. Chaco is known for the very large Great Houses, but it also has an example of the smaller alcove type structures that are often found in t...
South Mesa Trail at Chaco Canyon
The South Mesa Trail is a 4.1 mile loop to the mesa top Tsin Kletzin ruins site in Chaco Canyon in northwest New Mexico. The trail head is the same as the Casa Rinconda Loop Trail and a hiker will hike at least half of this loop trail on the way to t...
Chaco Canyon Petroglyph Trail
The Petroglyph Trail at Chaco Canyon in northwest New Mexico runs for 0.25 miles along the base of the canyon wall between the large Pueblo Bonito and Chetro Ketl Great House sites. There is a printed trail guide with 12 stops describing the features...
Angel Peak Trails
The Angel Peak Scenic Area is a 10,000 acre badlands area about 15 miles south of Bloomfield along Highway 550 in northwest New Mexico. Most visitors will enjoy the views from the three rim overlook areas or the campground. There aren’t any offici...
Good site with comprehensive info of place for hiking, also rich of photos.
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