Address: 1 NM-63, Pecos, NM 87552, USA
Phone: +15057577241
Sunday: 8AM–6PM
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: 8AM–6PM
Brine
Absolutely stunning. Hit the visitor's center and buy the $2 self-guided booklet. Walk the VERY easy 1.2m path and read each of the keyed locations as you do. Soak in the history and beauty of the pueblo... it's a must visit.
Leela Perez
I think this is one of the best kept secrets close to Santa fe! On any given day you can escape the crowds to visit this beautiful historical park. The visitor center is welcoming and extremely informative, with a walk-through museum and a short video to give you history of the area. The scenery is beautiful, the weather gorgeous, and the history of the site is captivating. You can really imagine yourself back in time as you walk through these historical relics. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and as a gift shop enthusiast, their gift shop has something for everyone! When we went, admission was free and the walk is about 2 mi or so... it's relatively flat so even if you're struggling with the altitude in New Mexico, this is a good one to pick. Great half day excursion from Santa Fe, and it doesn't hurt to end it at Frankies at the Casanova (in Pecos) with a margarita!
Kris Parsley-Williams
Really neat experience. Funny for "kids" of all ages. However, bring a drink, sunscreen and chapstick on hotter days. Also the altitude change was an adjustment for us all.
b vendetta
What a wonderful place to commune with nature while honoring the history & culture of the area's indigenous People! Such a well preserved park, along with it's ruins, native foliage & wildlife... The views along the trails were absolutely breath-taking. Highly recommend this park for history buffs, nature lovers, future conservationists & the those who gravitate to spiritual or shamanistic places to connect with the Past while appreciating one's Present. Noted: Though the Park continues to upkeep the grounds & it's ruins, I'd like to see the local gov't office provide their grounds keepers a suitable place to stow away the materials necessary to maintain it-- out of plain sight-- so the trails & the views it holds remain the focus of one's experience. ^=^ Don't forget to stop by the visitor center & gift shop for your memorabilia! They offer tours & historical movie shows to learn more about this little gem just outside of the Pecos National Park.
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Yes, two spots: near the Visitor's Center and in the parking area near the church ruins.
I'm not sure call the forest service
Yes and it's all free
There is fishing at the park but it is by reservation only.
Kids. Dogs. Probably even an emotional support peacock. All are welcome. There are a couple ladders to go down into kivas. But thats only if you want to go down into it.
Yes
Yes, on leash only. Not in buildings unless a service pet.
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