G.I.A. Museum Carlsbad

... the campgrounds I've been in lately. During the final part of my drive, especially when I had to drive completely through Carlsbad, I was thinking of skipping the caverns and taking a breather from touring. After setting up at the campground I check my ...

... do if you live in Texas, but need to meet someone in New Mex, which time range do you use to schedule appointments??  Carlsbad doesn't really have anything to offer, that is why we dubbed it "Carl is bad", their one claim to fame are the Carlsbad ...

... For those of you who did not know, the Gadsden Purchase gave the southernmost 30 miles of New Mexico and Arizona to the United States in 1859, allowing a southern railway route to be established. We stayed at the Happy Trails B&B (Kirsten's ...

... and the incredible canopy of stars at night! What a grand day we had today! Thanks, Momma! Interesting daily links: Carlsbad Caverns: http://www.nps.gov/cave/index.htm Bottomless Lakes: http://www.newmexico.org/explore/state_parks/bottomless.php ...

... and Ray Davis popularized Carlsbad Caverns through black and white photographs of the magnificent underground formations. In 1923, Carlsbad Cavern was declared a national monument and in 1930 was expanded to form Carlsbad Caverns National Park. ...

... We say goodbye to Borealis, thanking her for taking time out to hang with us, and immediately drive all day into New Mexico, to Carlsbad Caverns.  That was a hasty transition; oh, I should note that on this drive, Hum-Yai takes a piss out of the ...

... pretty incredible for me. Bob has been to Loray (sp?) Caverns in Virginia and thought they were more colorful, although Carlsbad's formations were more diverse and numerous. Carlsbad Caverns is also known for its bats-which number, by some counts, ...

... of the best BBQ we have had in a very long time.  Convenient and tasty – a true highlight of the day!   Carlsbad Caverns May 25th – BEAUTIFUL!!  The reason we picked this area as our home for the week.  A true gem in the ...

... , picnic areas and another Visitor Center.  Drove about 35 miles before we entered the state of New Mexico and headed to Carlsbad Caverns about another 25 miles down the road.     We were going by Carlsbad Caverns (now both George and ...

... a walk round the museum and some of the many gift shops, we all got back onto the bus and headed off for our campsite in Carlsbad, in the South of New Mexico. We arrived around dinner time and set up camp and had time to get refreshed and make use of ...