(nr Cañon NM) The Gilman Tunnels were built in the 1920s to facilitate removing timber from the surrounding mountains and mesas. The route was originally a railway bed; but, is now a paved road until just beyond the tunnels. Then, it became a gravel road that continued up the mountains. Following the Río Guadalupe, the […]
(nr La Cueva NM) After a few days, I moved to another boondocking camp in the Jémez Mountains. Research showed that there were some interesting Tent Rocks nearby. So, when Tardis was set up, I hiked up the road to find them. Just over 3/4 of a mile there was a sharp turn where the […]
(White Rock NM) Overlook Point was on a mesa with a view of the Río Grande. It was in a park at the end of a paved drive, that passed a ball field, picnic shelters, and the trailhead for Blue Dot trail. I think that went down the side of the mesa toward the river. […]