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nearest 70 town and one OF the most
Interesting. reachad over scenic
highway Of great natural beauty.
Teeuque Box Canon end oawmlll.-
From seven 70 nine miles from town.
Leads straight Into the heart Of the
over. 10000 teet hgh. Good wagon
road all the way,
WITHIN TWENTY MlLEo or
SANTA Fg.
Mamie FaIls.-The most beautiful
falls In the Southwest and near the
Indian Pueblo Of Nambe, six.
teen miles northwest Of Santa Fe.
Very interesting trip.
Tributary canons Of the Psoosy-
The Macho, Dalton. Indian Creek and
Holy Ghost. Reached by the Scenic
Highway
cratsr-Fourteen miles west Of
Santa Fe. In midst Of lava, field.
Summit Of Lake Psak.-North Of
Santa Fe. Elevation 1880 feet. Vast
and perfect crater In which are located
lakes, sources Of Santa Fe and
Nambe Rivers. An easy mountain
climb. Good wagon road for twelve
miles. Horse trail for remaining six
miles.
Battle field Of Enthusiastically
in Glorleta Mountains. south
east OF Santa Fe on the old Santa Fe
trail going over historic Apache Hill
and by old Canoncito Church. Ruins
of old way house. Famous well dug
by federal government.
Peeos Church.-JuEt beyond battle
leld Of Glorieta, An abandoned
Pueblo village and one Of the historic
mission church ruins Of the Southwest.
The White Rock canon.-Twenty
west of Santa Fe, rivaling the
}rand Canon and Royal Gorge In
grandeur and exceeding them In
human interest on account Of the cllff
dwellings, lanking 1t on the west.
Turquoise Mines and Mount Cal
HUTTON good road. southwest Of
'anta Re, about seventeen miles.
Iere the TIifany's Of New York So
'ured most Of the turquoise they sold.
recent years. The work
.gs are the Oldest mines in
he United States. Nearby, aban-
|oned mining camp Of Bonanza with
Iouse still sanding In which Cover
lor Lew Wallace wrote part Of Ben
Iur. The quaint villages Of Cienega
md Cieneguilla nearby. Fine springs
It these points.
The Cliff DwellIngs.-The most
wonderful prehistoric region in the
States. Twenty thousand
and communal dwellings aban-
loned by a prehistoric people; vast
Quantities Of broken pottery of pre-
historic ware scattered all about. A
'egion also Of great scenic beauty.
mountains, canons, waterfalls.
Is entrance is at Buckman's eighteen
west of Santa Fe and easily
by wagon road In FIVE to six
lours. However, the region extends
lfty miles north and south and ten to
wenty miles east and west and Is
veil worthy a weeks camping trip
luring which the Puye, the Pajarito.
he Tsankawee mesas, the Frljole,
md Alamo Canons, the Painted Cave,
he Stone Lions of Cochiti and the
camp Of the Ramon Land and
Company should be visited.
OTHER TRIPS.
There are many ether delightful,
interesting and instructive excur-
ions that can be made In one day by
abroad, by wagon or on horseback
rom Santa Fe.
The Upper Pecos region rivals the
Alps of Switzerland and has a number
4 mountain resorts, the romantic
'illage of Pecos, the mining camp OF
a dozen peaks over $4,000
eet high, hunting and fishing, good
Dads and picturesque trails that lead
nto mountain Businesses of wondrous
EspanoIa valIey.-Tairty miles
lorth of Santa Fe. The garden spot
I New Mexico. with orchards and
ural settlements, the Indian villages
I San I~ldefonso, Santa Clara and
an Juan with ancient mission
hurches; Battle Mesa. the site Of a
amous battle between S~paniards and
indians, the mission church at Santa
,ruz, the most perfect type Of mis-
ion church in New Mexico, and wag-
n roads leading to the Puye, the
hufinne, the Tsankawee and other
iii dwelling communities, the Santa
lara Canon, Chimayo, S~anctuario. a
,cality famous for its miracles. and
p the Chama Valley to Ablquiu.
[ere is also Chamlta settled by the
paniards in 1898, before they founded
anita Fe.
santo Domingo and the lower Rio
rande pueblos reached by good waz'
road over La Bajada Hill and es-
worthy "a visit on August A.,
le day Of the Santo Domingo Corn
ance.
The Estancla valley.-South OF
Fe. with mysterious salt and
kali lakes and from which the beau
full Manzano Mountains, the ancient
,ple orchard Of Manzano, the mys-
'rlous ruins of Gran Quivera, Abo
I'd other old Pueblo settlements and
bled treasures and other noteworthy
gifts are easily made.
Old and New Placera--The Cerril-
8 mines and smelters, including the
ina del TERRA, a mine over a hun
ed years old, the mining camps Of
,lden and San Pedro with large cop
n mines and smelter, the Madrid
d Hagan coal fields and Tijeras