Self -Guided Interpretative Trail

Length of Trail
1/3 mile of "easy" unpaived walking trail (not completely wheelchair accessible)
Trail, Museum and Native Plants Garden
The self-guided trail meanders over the area where the people of this village lived and worked at survival over 700 years ago. Illustrated signs and a concept model of the pueblo offer visitors a glimpse into the lives of the Ancestral Pueblo people who occupied the village which is now covered and mostly protected with soil and plants--forming a distinctive mound. The trail continues through a community of pinon and juniper trees and other native plants . The Museum is located at the top of the trail and is open by appointment and seasonal hours (May through December). The garden is planted and maintained by volunteers annually.
Hours
Open to visitors every day without charge (sunrise to sunset)
Facilities
Restrooms are located near the visitor parkinglot and in the Museum (when open).
Dogs
Dogs are permitted on the trail if leashed and well-behaved. Dog waste-disposal bags and container to be found at trailhead.

Come and visit soon.

Call 505.281.3304 to schedule a guided visit