Nowhere in the world are the raw and often dangerous conditions of the hole in the ground re-created and domed with a graceful white stone and glass museum as they are in Grants, New Mexico, in the "only Uranium Mining Museum in the World." As visitors wind through "Section 26,"
Grants, NM Museums11,300 feet. Sacred to Navajos. Wildlife, hiking, camping, hunting, sightseeing. Lobo Canyon Campground (day use), Coal Mine Campground (overnight)
Grants, NM Natural AttractionsFormation rises 1,700 feet from desert floor. Sacred to Navajos. Viewing allowed, off-limits to hikers, mountain climbers....
McKinley County Courthouse, Octavia Fellin Public Library...
880 acres of land/lake along La Plata River. No access to refuge but viewpoints from highway, lake. Year-round trout fishing,...
Riverside park, hiking, birding...
River Corridor Trails. Nearly five miles of multi-purpose trails and recreation areas can be accessed from two locations: off...