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Bandelier National Monument
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| Named for Adolph Bandelier, a 19th-century anthropologist, this national monument is a bewitching combination of archaeological, historic, and natural features. Established in 1916, Bandelier covers nearly 50 square miles of steep narrow canyons that flow from the 10,000 foot peaks of the Jemez Mountians to the Rio Grande River. Part of one of the world`s largest volcanic calderas, it is home to wide variety of wildlife, including mountain lions, elk, black bear and the protected Jemez Mountain Salamander. |
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Enjoy reading interesting information and viewing many wonderful pictures from the place. |
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Read the most important facts about the Bandelier National Monument. |
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Visit this website and find out a lot of useful data about Bandelier National Monument. |
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Feel a visitor of the monument by reading useful facts and viewing splendid images. |
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Before planning your visit to Bandelier National Monument read this overview for helpful info. |
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