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Travel Blogs from Aztec, United States
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Indian Ruins from the 1200s
... . I got another Junior Ranger Badge. It was my 16th! We took a long hike up and down the mountain to get to go inside some cliff dwellings. We saw a big cloud of smoke from a fire on our way home. We drove to Aztec, New ...
Ruins and a Long Drive
Today, we went to Aztec National Monument. Guess what? I got another Junior Ranger badge. The ruins were great. We went in some of the buildings and a Kiva. Some of the buildings still had roofs on from the 1200s. There was a ...
Day 56: Aztec National Monument
Day 56 - Aztec National Monument - August 15, 2008 - Friday Drove to Aztec Ruins NM, about 30 minutes away. We drove past it on Wednesday on our way to Durango, but it was too late to stop. It was very interesting. It ...
Aztec ruins
... just built them that way to reduce the cold. Ingenious really! This is one of the only sites that these ruins have roofs on and also a reconstructed kiva - usually believed to be a ceremonial room. We left Aztec around 11am and headed north to Colorado. ...
Aztec Ruins, Northwest,NM
... have increased my water intake dramadically and have slowly become aclimated, and somewhat back to normal at this elevation. From the Aztec Ruins, I went northwest againand spent a wonderful day at Mesa Verde National Park, But you have to wait for ...
Aztec Ruins National Monument
First stop of the day and really amazing how their lives were so complex, so long ...
Aztec National Monument
May 31 – by Emma Today we woke up, and drove to Aztec National Monument. When we got there we went to the front desk at the Ranger Station. There we got our Junior Ranger books. After that we went on a hike. We saw many houses in the village, and ...
Ruins and Badlands
... the short distance from Bloomfield to Aztec, NM. This is the site of Aztec Ruins National Monument. The name Aztec is a misnomer, probably given to the site by Spanish explorers in the 17th century, who thought it looked like sites built by ...
Bei den Nicht-Azteken
Die sogenannte "Aztec-Ruine" hatte rein gar nichts mit den Azteken Mittelamerikas zu tun. An diesem Tag war zufällig ein ökologischer Aktionstag bei der Ruine, und allerlei Natur- und Alternativorganisationen hatten ihre Stände aufgebaut, mit denen ich ...
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