Bandelier National Monument - Los Alamos Landmark

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5.0

Dance in the glory of solitude

I can still remember the quiet stillness as we hiked out of Frijoles Canyon, it will be a part of me forever. I've been to Bandelier Nat'l Monument four times over the period from 1996-2000. One ... peabody23, a user of epinions.com. Read full review on Epinions.com

5.0

A beautiful hike

I took my second trip to Bandelier National Monument this summer, and I would go every year if I had the opportunity. My husband and I had already visited the monument's ancient cliff ... SarahTar, a user of epinions.com. Read full review on Epinions.com

5.0

Bandelier: Echoes of the Anasazi in Frijoles Canyon

By southwestern standards, Frijoles Canyon is a lush paradise. Carved from the Pajarito Plateau by the Rito de los Frijoles (Bean Creek in Spanish), the canyon and its permanent water supply ... DAnneC, a user of epinions.com. Read full review on Epinions.com

5.0

Bandelier National Monument: See 15th Century Indian Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico!

I have often heard about the Indian cliff dwellings in the southwestern USA, and was always interested in seeing them. The most famous are probably Mesa Verde in Colorado. However, the state ... trailhound, a user of epinions.com. Read full review on Epinions.com

5.0

What a Relaxing Weekend

If you like culures, hiking and/or backpacking this is the destination for you. Bandeleir has many archaeological sites that are available for everyone to visit at the parking area or with only a small walk. There are also several trails that you can hike. These trails go through canyons and pass... MQB0010, a user of epinions.com. Read full review on Epinions.com