Updating Map... About Bandelier National Monument
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We loved this National Monument! We camped in the campground - well cared for, clean bathrooms, no reservations required. We got there around 1 to set up camp, then took the bus down to the Visitor's Center. We did the main loop trail at about...More
I have been to Bandelier before and still find if very interesting. We camped at Juniper campground which has shuttle service to the visitor center in addition to a nice hike there. Overall a very nice experience; our only problem was some access to surrounding...More
This is a National park location with ancient Pueblo peoples’ cliff homes and ruins of early settlements in a gorgeous landscape. The Main Loop hike - including the first extra bit up the cliff face - is quite easy/very doable. BUY THE $2 GUIDE IN...More
Hike According to your Capacity at Bandelier National Monument at 15 Entrance Rd, Los Alamos, NM 87544-9508. The ruins are cool too! If you are a v. good hiker, start early and do round trip to Stone Lions!
One thing to remember is during the summer from 9-3 you have to park at White Rock and ride the shuttle up. The shuttle picks up at the bus stop just next to the information center. Information center has nice bathroom and a water station....More
We took friends from London, their first time in New Mexico, to see Bandalier. They loved it. We got there too late to hike the Frey trail down into the Canyon, one of our favorite hikes as it has dramatic views of the canyon and...More
This is a great place to see where Native Americans lived in the past and to witness the place itself. Nice ladders lead to shelters in rock walls and clear accessible trails make it easy to navigate the area. Can get hot there so be...More
Beautiful area for a nice day hike with interesting history and geology surrounding you in the Parajito Mesa and Frijoles Canyon area. Take some time before your visit to look at Bandelier's website to get an understanding of how the shuttle operates to the Park...More
Nice station and gift shop with a very well marked trail that has lots to see and can climb up in the cave dwellings. Lots to see and Do for multiple age groups without having to go too far.
Had been to Bandelier before, decades ago, and loved it. Now you have to park about 25 minutes away and ride a bus. Bus takes off from a visitor center at which there is no information on what to do--do you pay? Where is the...More
Hello Alisonvo, Thank you for your visit. I'm sorry to hear that your experience was less than positive. The Bandelier shuttle has been in use since September 2011 and without those shuttles, most visitors would not be able to experience the park due to the...More
