Blogs about: Navajo National Monument

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Hittin' The Road4 comments

ashleypaige4 wrote 2 months ago: Well guys, I’m off on a road trip for about 10 days with my dad! We’re camping and hikin … more →

Tags: Travel, Road Trip, Hiking, canyonlands national park, Camping, havasupai indian reservation, antelope canyon, Spring Break, havasu canyon

Wanderlust Wednesday- Navajo National Monument6 comments

ashleypaige4 wrote 3 months ago: My next trip is barely a month away.  I’m going to the American Southwest and I cannot wait!   … more →

Tags: Travel, wanderlust wednesday, arizona, archaeology, travel inspiration, Wanderlust, Wanderlust Wednesday, Pinterest, American SouthWest

Snowstorms, Dust Storms, Monument Valley and More Snow: Southwest USA (2012) Days 10 & 112 comments

Jaspa wrote 6 months ago: There were times on Thursday night when it looked like this was going to be a very short blog called … more →

Tags: Travel, USA Travel, children's literature, Jaspa's Journey, The Great Migration, Serengeti, Environment, Weather, arizona

A Monumental Day

A Golden Gate State of Mind wrote 7 months ago: Our visit to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park had been the most eagerly anticipated part of our ro … more →

Tags: Travel Diary, Monument Valley, tony quarrington, Native Americans, Navajo Nation, travelodge, page arizona, Glen Canyon Dam, John Wayne

Navajo National Monument - Day #5

travelintheusa wrote 9 months ago: After Glen Canyon, I drove another hour or so until I reached the Navajo National Monument.  H- and … more →

Tags: arizona, cliff dwelling

Keet Seel 6: the walk out1 comment

Kathryn Burke wrote 10 months ago: Early morning light reflects my hiking partners in Tsegi Canyon.Our steady gait will get us to the f … more →

Tags: Ancestral Puebloans, arizona, kathryn burke, Keet Seel, Park Ranger, ruins

Keet Seel 5: a sleepless night

Kathryn Burke wrote 11 months ago: Having thoroughly explored the ruin with Ranger Bill, our awe and wonder were at a peak. The slow tr … more →

Tags: kathryn burke, Mexican Spotted Owl, united states, arizona, Sleeping Bag

Keet Seel 4: ancient architects1 comment

Kathryn Burke wrote 11 months ago: Keet Seel ruin is perched atop a ledge five stories above the canyon floor.Only the northern part is … more →

Tags: dendrochronology, Alcove, archaeology, Ancient Pueblo Peoples, arizona, Keet Seel

Keet Seel 3: real people5 comments

Kathryn Burke wrote 11 months ago: (continued from Keet Seel 2: arrival at the ruin) An everyday cooking vessel sits silently in the ru … more →

Tags: kathryn burke, ruins, archaeology, artifacts, Ancient Pueblo Peoples, arizona, Keet Seel

Keet Seel 2: arrival at the ruin3 comments

Kathryn Burke wrote 11 months ago: The ruin is so intact that I have no difficulty imagining its occupants in their daily lives. Just l … more →

Tags: kathryn burke, Park Ranger, Alcove, ruins, cliff dwelling, arizona, Keet Seel

Navajo National Monument - Arizona

nats1mom wrote 1 year ago: Keet Seel in Navajo National Monument, Arizona “This is a backpack to one of the largest and b … more →

Tags: arizona, Travel, Keet Seel

Navajo National Monument7 comments

Kathryn Burke wrote 1 year ago: The alcoves in this deep canyon hold ancient villages. Douglas Fir and aspen populate the shaded are … more →

Tags: united states, Hiking, Ancient Pueblo Peoples, arizona, Navajo Nation, Betatakin

Selfish Solitaire1 comment

marjorymarquardt wrote 1 year ago: In Edward Abbey’s Desert Solitaire he describes tourism as if it’s ruining America … more →

Tags: Weekly Blog, Desert Solitaire, edward abbey, arches national park, Modernization

Day 171 - Monument Valley Meander4 comments

bbankcopa wrote 2 years ago: Day 171 – Monument Valley Meander, May 17, 2011 Indian territory in Arizona recognizes daylight savi … more →

Tags: arizona, Utah, Geocaching, Photography, postaday2011, USA Travel, Agathla Peak, elephant feet, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

Utah- June 2010 Trip Report1 comment

desertexplorer wrote 2 years ago: We are safely back from another great trip to southeast Utah. We spent two and a half weeks explorin … more →

Tags: backpacking, Grand Gulch, rock art, Utah, archaeology, Betatakin, Leave No Trace, matrimony spring, Moab

Trip to Natural Bridges National Monument

sevfitzgerald wrote 2 years ago: We picked up some groceries and then drove from Page to Navajo National Monument. There a short walk … more →

Tags: Travel, Monument Valley, valley of the gods, Mokee Dugway, Cedar Mesa, UT, natural bridges, National Monument

Canyon de Chelly National Monument (Day 2)

cjbathras wrote 2 years ago: This morning we were greeted at our hotel by our Navajo guide, Ben Teller. Ben has lived in Canyon d … more →

Tags: 2010 Southwest Odyssey, Canyon de Chelly, ruins, Canyons

Keet Steel1 comment

brettvanort wrote 3 years ago: The hike to Keet Steel took around 2 hours each way.  My NPS guide was Hopi and we talked about my d … more →

Tags: hopi, cliff dwellings, Pueblo

Little Colorado

brettvanort wrote 3 years ago: During my long wait for the tribal elders to go over my project proposal I visited the region north … more →

Tags: hopi, Northern Arizona, anasazi, navajo, Little Colorado, Four Corners, canyon


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