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 AttractionsLaguna Pueblo was founded in 1699. Part of the attraction to settle here was the spectacular views and natural beauty that remains to be seen today. Be sure to explore the pueblo'
Grants, NM ArchaeologyAcoma Pueblo - known as Sky City - is the oldest continually inhabited city in North America. Sitting high atop a mesa, Acoma is home to the historic San Estevan del Rey Mission church. Take the opportunity to tour the pueblo, snap photos (with a permit)
Grants, NM ArchaeologyPicnicking, playground, walking trail, covered pavilion....
World Heritage Site, 13 major ruins, 47 campsites, most sophisticated 12th-century Ancestral Pueblo economic/ceremonial cente...
Cap Walls Park. Picnicking, playground, walking trail, covered pavilion...
The Farmington Museum and Visitors Center at Gateway Park features a variety of exhibits relating to the diverse history of t...
12th-century Ancestral Pueblo ruins, walking trail, reconstructed great kiva. Visitor center, exhibits, daily historical vide...