The Pueblo Path
Some exploring of the ancient places as I make my way to meet up with friends for their children’s Spring Break. Read More …
Tag: Ancestral Pueblo
Last Push: AZ and NM to Colorado
A lot of driving since J-Tree as I made my way back to Colorado for some presentations coming up. Read More …
Walking the Ancient Paths in Bears Ears
Four days of backpacking and an additional day of hiking and camping exploring the Ancestral Pueblo culture in (what is for now) the Bears Ears National Monument at the Cedar Mesa and Grand Gulch areas. Read More …
Canyon de Chelly
Some time spent at a place that is home to not only Ancestral Pueblos but also the Dine’ (Navajo) nation. Read More …
Colorado Ancestral Pueblo Meanderings
Weather conditions made me modify my trip plans. But the new plans proved to work out just fine. Read More …
Review: Finders Keepers by Craig Childs
A timely look at a book about archeological preservation…or plundering. Read More …
New Mexico Enchantment – Solo for my birthday
A solo long weekend exploring the many facets of New Mexico. Some history, some culture, delicious cuisine, and striking natural beauty. Read More …
Top Campsites – A Baker’s Dozen
A look at thirteen of my favorite campsites from over the years. Read More …
Happy 100th birthday to the NPS!
Today is the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service. And that also means the lesser known National Monuments are part of this celebration, too Read More …
Natural Bridges National Monument
A full day and a night in the Natural Bridges National Monument of Utah. Read More …
Into the Darkness – Dark Canyon, Utah
A backpacking trip into the upper Dark Canyon of Utah. Read More …
Website of the week: Gambler’s House
A very well-written and informative website on Ancestral Pueblo culture with an emphasis on Chacoan culture in particular. Read More …
Return to Chaco Canyon – Thanksgiving 2015
A fine holiday spent in Chaco Canyon, NM. Read More …
Two years celebrated in Taos
Our two-year wedding anniversary celebrated in Taos, NM.
Edge of the Four Corners – Chimney Rock National Monument
After my San Juans jaunt, I decided to take advantage of my location and see something I’ve been wanting to see for a while: Chimney Rock National Monument. Located at the northern and eastern-most part of what is called Read More …
Echoes of the past – Hovenweep and Canyons of the Ancients
Five days of camping and hiking in the Hovenweep and Canyons of the Ancients national monuments. Read More …
The Good Way – Bandelier National Monument
A long weekend backpacking in Bandelier National Monument.
Camping among the ancients – Chaco Canyon
A winter camping trip at Chaco Canyon National Historic Park. Read More …