Right on the outskirts of Albuquerque is Petroglyphs National Monument. These symbols were carved into the basalt rocks from 400 to 700 years ago, by both the Native American people and the Spanish.
There are three separate sites; I chose to visit just one, Boca Negra Canyon. It was a bit of a vertical scramble (on a trail, with some railings) up quite a large rock formation.
Look how high up I am! This is only halfway up (that's a car at upper left, for scale).
Marvelous!
(And I got a stamp for our National Parks passport, yay!)
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Petroglyph National Monument
Labels:
albuquerque,
art,
clouds,
national parks,
native american,
new mexico,
road trips,
rocks,
travel
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