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Cliff Dwellings at Bandelier National Forest
If you want to venture away from your own, most likely modern, dwelling place to see some ancient dwellings, plan a trip to New Mexico to visit abodes set in cliffs at Bandelier National Forest. Some of the best features of New Mexico as a destination include the history, the hiking, the camping and the ...
Hiking in the Sandia Mountains, New Mexico
New Mexico really does have some beautiful sunsets, and quite often when the day is ending the Sandia Mountains, on the east side of Albuquerque, do take on a gorgeous red color. Sandia means “watermelon” in Spanish so the name fits well. It is not unusual to find people of all ages at the bottom ...
Lincoln, New Mexico – From the courthouse to Billy the Kid, Lincoln is full of history
Fortunately, I decided to change my route one time when I was returning home to Albuquerque from the southeastern part of New Mexico. Something about the area as I drove through a very small town in the mountains spoke loudly even though you could miss the whole town if you sneezed. I did not even ...
The peaceful red arches of Moab, Utah
Southeast Utah is not a very populated area, but it certainly offers one of the most beautiful places to visit. The first time I went through Moab, I fell in love with the color, that red tint that is quite unique, you might even say soothing. The town itself is a fun place to walk ...
Bicycle Touring around Lac Saint Jean’s Véloroute des Bleuets in Quebec, Canada
Found approximately six hours from Montreal, and three hours north east of Quebec City, is Lac Saint Jean and the Véloroute des Bleuets (Blueberry bike path). This loop around Lac Saint Jean covers 256km and is clearly marked, with plenty of accommodations along the way. Depending on how much time you have available, and how ...
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