Thanks for sharing! Well done. Interestingly I just concluded the Pueblo Revolt timeline in Paul Horgan's Pulitzer prize winning book 'Great River' , so seeing your wonderful video has greater significance for me.
@@SwiftyTravels Your welcome! I'm sure you would enjoy the read. It is an in depth study of the history of the Rio Grande played in American history. Paul Horgan attended New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell and the campus library is named after him. I'm a high school graduate, class of '71, thus my appreciation and interest.
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My grandparents owned a cabin in the 70's just two miles from Jack's Creek Campground. I spent many summers and winters there playing along the creek, watching for the Timber Wolves and walking with my family to the General Store. Both my grandparents' and my husband's ashes were spread in the creek on that property in 2010 and 2020, respectively. The original cabin is gone and another sits in it's place, but it has been abandoned for more than 12 years. I love that drive, but used to panic as a little girl passing logging trucks coming and going on that skinny road with no guardrails! Sad to see the Tererro General Store is permanently close. In August 2010 they had the bird feeders out and the number of hummingbirds around was massive!
Stunning National Park! Didn't know about the fire last year and just $10 to camp? Def a must do! Great memorial at the end, so easy to miss these things sometimes when we look for "the spot", glad you highlighted it!
I love having historical exhibits providing historical context at National Parks. The reconstructed kiva is fascinating to see. The Glorieta Pass area looks beatiful with great views of the two mountain ranges and the valley in between. The ruins in the area and the 1717 church are fascinating to see. Thanks for taking us along on this historical tour!
The park is not hard to access- the main road is a fairly straight one, but I'm not sure they have designated RV. parking, you may want to call and ask, but I think it would probably be fine if you go early when it's not crowded. Here is a birds eye view where you can see the parking areas - copy and paste into google earth.google.com/web/search/Pecos+National+Historical+Park,+Pecos,+NM/@35.54930495,-105.68671861,2097.5237394a,981.92910231d,35y,0h,0t,0r/data=CigiJgokCbusxDG6jkVAEQczXkaJiEVAGbo9S1irVClAIdhUNe_LMilA
@@DianesPaperArtI live in Pecos and only a mile from the park. Yes it does have a parking area for RVs and what you have to do is you'll come to a split in the road going into the park after turning off of N.M. 63 and you're going to want to stay to the left of the split and it'll take you to an overflow parking area where you can park. Then if you want to visit the visiting area and see all the cool stuff in there there's a walking trail that is really fun to go down and it takes you right to the visiting area. And I'd try to go there during a work day and they'll hardly be anyone else there.
Thanks for sharing! Well done.
Interestingly I just concluded the Pueblo Revolt timeline in Paul Horgan's Pulitzer prize winning book 'Great River' , so seeing your wonderful video has greater significance for me.
That sounds like a great book!!! I would love to check it out! Thanks so much for your comment!!
@@SwiftyTravels Your welcome!
I'm sure you would enjoy the read. It is an in depth study of the history of the Rio Grande played in American history.
Paul Horgan attended New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell and the campus library is named after him. I'm a high school graduate, class of '71, thus my appreciation and interest.
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We are big fans of New Mexico and will need to remember this one.
I have lived here most of my life and never visited, it is quite worth it!! :-)
Such a stunning place with lots to see, great vid😎👍
My grandparents owned a cabin in the 70's just two miles from Jack's Creek Campground. I spent many summers and winters there playing along the creek, watching for the Timber Wolves and walking with my family to the General Store. Both my grandparents' and my husband's ashes were spread in the creek on that property in 2010 and 2020, respectively. The original cabin is gone and another sits in it's place, but it has been abandoned for more than 12 years. I love that drive, but used to panic as a little girl passing logging trucks coming and going on that skinny road with no guardrails! Sad to see the Tererro General Store is permanently close. In August 2010 they had the bird feeders out and the number of hummingbirds around was massive!
Wow! That's amazing! Such incredible memories! The whole area is so beautiful!!!
Nice video. Great tour! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!!
Ooh! You KNOW we love ruins! We really enjoyed our time in northern New Mexico so this is definitely going on the list.
there are so many to choose from here in this state!!! :-)
Stunning National Park! Didn't know about the fire last year and just $10 to camp? Def a must do! Great memorial at the end, so easy to miss these things sometimes when we look for "the spot", glad you highlighted it!
Thanks so much! The fire was devestating! I’m so glad this area was spared!!
Hey there 😊 what’s beautiful place . Ur videos r like a tv documentary. Your such a great speaker 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks so much I appreciate it!!
Here we are again, such beautiful national park . Not much peoples around , enjoy the view 😊
Big fat support from us, looking forward to the next one.
Thank you! It was such a beautiful day!we were thankful there wasn’t a lot of people!
Beautiful video! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks so much!
I love having historical exhibits providing historical context at National Parks. The reconstructed kiva is fascinating to see. The Glorieta Pass area looks beatiful with great views of the two mountain ranges and the valley in between. The ruins in the area and the 1717 church are fascinating to see. Thanks for taking us along on this historical tour!
There is so much history here!!! Thanks for watching!!
Beautiful video thanks to sharing I like it
Thank you very much!
Loved this video. Pecos has always been my favorite summer camping spot. So much to see. Thanks I forgot how beautiful it is !!!
You need to go back!
NOW I GOTTA TRY THIS!!!!😮
great video, thank you for sharing this, stay safe always.
You are most welcome! 😀😀
Love history….we have to make an extended trip to NM to do some exploring.
Thanks! There is a ton of history here and beautiful scenery! Thanks for watching!!😀👍
Really enjoyed your video. Can a 26 ft travel trailer and truck access the road to Pecos National Park? Thanks
The park is not hard to access- the main road is a fairly straight one, but I'm not sure they have designated RV. parking, you may want to call and ask, but I think it would probably be fine if you go early when it's not crowded. Here is a birds eye view where you can see the parking areas - copy and paste into google earth.google.com/web/search/Pecos+National+Historical+Park,+Pecos,+NM/@35.54930495,-105.68671861,2097.5237394a,981.92910231d,35y,0h,0t,0r/data=CigiJgokCbusxDG6jkVAEQczXkaJiEVAGbo9S1irVClAIdhUNe_LMilA
@@SwiftyTravels Thanks for the link. Very nice.
@@DianesPaperArtI live in Pecos and only a mile from the park. Yes it does have a parking area for RVs and what you have to do is you'll come to a split in the road going into the park after turning off of N.M. 63 and you're going to want to stay to the left of the split and it'll take you to an overflow parking area where you can park. Then if you want to visit the visiting area and see all the cool stuff in there there's a walking trail that is really fun to go down and it takes you right to the visiting area. And I'd try to go there during a work day and they'll hardly be anyone else there.
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Such a stunning place with lots to see, great vid😎👍
Glad you enjoyed it! It was certainly beautiful!