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Tsankawi prehistoric sites Bandelier National Monument
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Katy (Kathrine)
December 31, 2019
Incredible views, ancient footpaths and cave dwellings
Elizabeth
November 27, 2021
Part of Bandolier natl. park. walk in the footsteps of the ancient people, native to this area. find broken pot shards (but leave them where they are), and see the petroglyphs and caves.
Alexis
September 8, 2019
Such beauty. Easy hike. Petroglyphs. Very few people ever there. Pick up the little paper guide booklet at the entry
Kyle
September 9, 2021
Bandalier 'light' if you don't want to go into the national park, but want to see some cliff dwelling stuff.
Pam
January 25, 2020
1.5 mile walk along a mesa, viewing caves, petroglyphs and the Ancestral Pueblo village of Tsankawi. Ladders are a required part of this trail. The trail is very exposed to the elements and should not be taken during localized thunderstorms. Can be slippery in the winter time when snows on the ground and extremely hot in the summertime and the sun is at full height. There is a fee but it can also be applied to Bandelier national Monument.
1.5 mile walk along a mesa, viewing caves, petroglyphs and the Ancestral Pueblo village of Tsankawi. Ladders are a required part of this trail. The trail is very exposed to the elements and should not be taken during localized thunderstorms. Can be slippery in the winter time when snows on the grou…
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Los Alamos, NM