San Lorenzo Canyon
San Lorenzo Canyon is a seldom used recreation area located just north of Socorro, New Mexico. It consists of one long canyon that is fed by a number of smaller canyons. visitors can expect to see slot canyons, caves, hoodoos, and other geographical oddities. This visit was timed to coincide with peak foliage season for the few cottonwoods and oaks that grow on the floor of the main canyon.
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The Tularosa Basin lies between the Sacramento, San Andres and Oscura mountain ranges in south central New Mexico, on the southern tip of the Colorado Plateau and the northern edge of the Chihuahuan Desert. Major attractions include the mountain communities of Cloudcroft, Carrizozo, and Ruidoso, and such natural wonders as White Sands National Monument and the Lincoln National Forest. To see more of White Sands National Monument, CLICK HERE
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Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point
The Grand Circle is the designation for a highway loop that takes drivers on a grand tour of national parklands, cliff dwellings and other relics of the ancients, and the spectacular scenery that makes the landscape of the american southwest so immediately identifiable. The route runs for approximately 1200 miles and encompasses Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Monument Valley Tribal Park and the Grand Canyon. Slight detours can take travelers to Sedona, the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest, Canyon de Chelly and Hovenweep national monuments in Arizona, and and Red Rock Canyon near Las Vegas.
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Arches National Park
The Grand Circle is the designation for a highway loop that takes drivers on a grand tour of national parklands, cliff dwellings and other relics of the ancients, and the spectacular scenery that makes the landscape of the american southwest so immediately identifiable. The route runs for approximately 1200 miles and encompasses Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Monument Valley Tribal Park and the Grand Canyon. Slight detours can take travelers to Sedona, the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest, Canyon de Chelly and Hovenweep national monuments in Arizona, and and Red Rock Canyon near Las Vegas.
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