A long anticipated trip to Chaco Canyon was recently realized. The quietness and isolation of Chaco Canyon proved to be a great place for self reflection and focused study of an amazing culture that peaked over 800 years ago."As examples of primitive...
thewhitehat wrote:OK, I know the Natl. Parks are closed right now, but they're not going to be forever, so here's my question:I read where there are several places in-park at Big Bend Nat'l Park that are primitive camping sites where someone with an ...
pnichols wrote:Rob,I checked out your site and particularly took note of your Chaco Canyon pictures with roads in them to see if our small Class C might be able to take them.The roads appeared to be no worse than those in the lower loop of Monument V...
Tiger4x4RV wrote:That may be the same campsite I had 22 years ago. It's time to go again. Thanks for the trip report.Tiger, your vehicle is certainly up to the task. I saw one last year at the RV show at Quartzsite. Very impressive vehicle for camp...
NCWriter wrote:Thanks for posting and your link! We are planning to go in a couple of weeks (in Utah today.) Looking forward to that road. Twice.Safe travels to Chaco! I see Utah has been getting a lot of rain like Colorado. I will soon be heading ...
chiefneon wrote:Howdy!Its been a few years sence we've stayed in the park. You did not mention the trip getting there. How is the road now? I know the last time we went it was about 15 miles of ruff unpaved road getting in, but worth the drive."Happy...
