Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park

First stop in Mesa Verde was at the park Museum to get tickets to the Balcony House tour. We learned that it is possible to take Patrick on the tour as long as he could crawl through the tunnels onWeiterlesen
First stop in Mesa Verde was at the park Museum to get tickets to the Balcony House tour. We learned that it is possible to take Patrick on the tour as long as he could crawl through the tunnels onWeiterlesen
Our second tour of the day was to Cliff Palace. Gus and Patrick took this one off to enjoy naptime in the camper. Maddie, Gordie and Sarah went down into the cliffs again to see Mesa Verde's premierWeiterlesen
Saw this and thought of Chip Rollinson. Can you name the movie?!?
Took a 1/4 mile walk down to the Sprice Tree dwelling. This is the best preserved site in the park and its easy to see why as it is nestled in a fertile valley. We were able to go down into aWeiterlesen
Huge tourist attraction, minimal excitement, lots of mud, but a nice quick spot to stretch your legs. Had to pay per person to get in. Good thing Maddie was hiding in the top bunk!
On the way we gotWeiterlesen
Super excited to be heading your way, Grand Canyon! Passed through Ute, Anasazi, Navajo and Hopi land. Gorgeous!!!
Added on two driving pictures with the boys eager to arrive at the Grand Canyon!
We stopped at a viewpoint on Native American land and had to share these amazing views!
Maddie picked out some necklaces with bear pendants and Gordie a fierce red and black arrow with an arrowheadWeiterlesen
Check out our gorgeous campsite at Mather Campground in Grand Canyon National Park. So nice to use our hammocks given to us two Christmas' ago from the Borreil family. Thank you!!!
Our first real views of the Grand Canyon!!!
Angus, Maddie and Gordie set off early for Indian Gardens down the Bright Angel Trail.
Patrick and Sarah explored the Rim Trail and enjoyed the free bus service around the South Rim. Sarah Gray,Weiterlesen