Tag: New Mexico

One of the more interesting places to visit in New Mexico for those interested in exploring the state’s Native-American past is the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site located between

This is a picture of a rafter on the roaring Rio Grande River just south of Taos, New Mexico.

This picture shows the Rio Grande River flowing through the southern portion of the Rio Grande River Gorge just south of Taos, New Mexico.

I have visited many historic Native-American pueblo ruins that are spread around the American Southwest.  However, the visit my wife and I made to the Taos Pueblo in

Picture of the Rio Grande River Gorge that Highway 68 travels through to reach Taos, New Mexico.

This is a picture of the Camel Rock Casino that is located just off of Highway 84/285 between Santa Fe and Espanola, New Mexico.

Below are links to all three of the Native-American pueblos I visited that compose the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument in central New Mexico.  Please click the links

This rock formation is called Camel Rock for obvious reasons and is located between Santa Fe and Espanola on US 84/285.

I have written about many of the historic Native-American locations in New Mexico, but probably the easiest of all these historic pueblos to visit in the American Southwest