Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, NM

[Bosque Bill]

There is a new adventure posted on Bosque Bill's Backroads travel & camping blog.

I changed my format a bit. I decided to break my September trip up into two separate posts instead on one post of multiple parts. Though I do realize the difference is mostly semantics. However, I wanted to have the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument post stand-alone as an information source since there is so little on this amazing area online. I still have to process the photos from the part of the trip in Carson National Forest and hope to publish in a few days. Thanks.

https://bosquebill.blogspot.com/2023/10/rio-grande-del-norte-national-monument.html


Remember, click on any photo for a larger version.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Thanks Bill for the trip.The Rio Grande sure has cut some awesome canyons.
Your scenery/animal photos are great.

I always enjoy your trips.Some of the areas I have been through,but most are new.

Frank

 

[Smokecreek1]

Yep Bill. I also enjoy your TR's and this one did not let me down! I sure enjoy that high country too. Seeing houses out in the boonies seems to be an unfortunate fact of FTWing these days--people today seem to be like the sheep, cows and the homesteaders of yester year and try to find that place away from the world to call their own !

Smoke

 

[searching for nowhere]

Thanks Bill for putting this information together. This area is now on my todo list.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Great trip report of an interesting area. I’ve never (yet) been in that part of New Mexico, but it looks like a visit would be in order. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Bosque Bill]

Thanks: Frank, Smoke, searching, and Wandering.

Glad you found my report interesting and I appreciate your comments.

 

[ski3pin]

The burrowing owl is great! We've enjoyed our close encounters with them. What a nice area you have introduced to us. Thank you!