Trail of the Ancients Map

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National Scenic Byway
San Juan Co. Visitor Services
Map & Guide
Kerrick James
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San Juan Co. Visitor Services
Do
River
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491
Dove
Creek
191
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163
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San J
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Aneth
Colorado Welcome Center
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Cortez
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Ute Mountain
Tribal Park
41
Four Corners
Monument
22
163
Dolores
Galloping Goose
Railcar & Museum
162
191
Monument
Valley
Navajo
Tribal Park
6
Mancos 160
5
Mesa Verde NP
163
San Juan County Visitor Services
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7
Colorado
145
Crow Canyon
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Archaeological
Center
Cortez
Cultural 160
Center 491
262
Sand Island
Recreation
Area
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Mexican Hat
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Bluff
184
Hovenweep
NM
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s River
Bill Proud
idge
262
Dolo
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Goosenecks
State Park
261
Anasazi
491 Heritage
Center
ive
San Juan County Visitor Services
Utah
18
Pleasant
View
McPhee Reservoir
Butler
Wash
Valley
of the
Gods
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S. Taylor
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Mule
Canyon
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CC
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Blanding
Comb R
John Aldrich
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12
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Grand
Gulch
Lowry
Pueblo
Edge of
the Cedars
State Park
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160
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160
491
Mexican Water
160
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64
163
191
George Konizer
Arizona
59
Lynn Dyer
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Wendy Mimiaga
Branson Reynolds
Kayenta
564
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SYMBOLS OF LOCATION FEATURES
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Bernadette Heath
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Cortez Cultural Center
Navajo NM
National Scenic Byway status pending
Many Farms
191
Canyon
de Chelly
NM
New Mexico
Bernadette Heath
Utah Office of Tourism
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Enjoy your visit and please remember to
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Before entering a site consider how you can minimize your impact.
Always remain on designated trails.
When entering/leaving through a closed gate, please close it behind you.
Don’t sit, climb, stand, or lean on stone walls.
Look, but don’t touch!
Moisture and oil from your hands may destroy ancient surfaces.
Please do not remove artifacts from any site.
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Don’t camp on or in sites.
Don’t leave trash, “offerings,” or other personal items at sites.
Offer to help by adopting a site. Contact a local Bureau of
Land Management or Forest Service office for more information.
TAKE ONLY PICTURES, LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS.
WHEN VISITING INDIAN LANDS...
Please ask permission before taking pictures of people, their homes,
or their livestock.
ACTIVITIES
CREDITS
Numerous recreational activities are available along the Trail Of The
Ancients, such as hunting, camping, fishing, picnicking, hiking, mountain
biking, wind surfing, boating, four wheel driving, mountaineering,
snowmobiling, gaming, and cultural experiences. Many of the recreational
opportunities are on public lands. To ensure continued enjoyment of these
recreational opportunities, please treat the land and other recreational
users with respect.
SCENIC PHOTOGRAPHS: Many of the images used in this brochure are
courtesy of Bill Proud. His photography is available by contacting him
at 970-882-3101.
VARIOUS NAMES...
Visitors may encounter several names used to identify the people referred to
in this brochure as the Ancestral Puebloans. Other identifying names include
Anasazi, Hisatsinom, ancient ancestors, or old people.
COVER PHOTOS: Colorado: Bill Proud, Utah: Robert Riberia
ARTIFACT PHOTOS: Anasazi Heritage Center
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Graphic Interpretations
FUNDING: This project was partially funded by
a National Scenic Byway grant.
Galloping Goose Society
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All cultural sites, artifacts, fossils, and historic remains are fragile and irreplaceable. It is unlawful to injure, destroy, excavate, or remove any historic
or prehistoric site, artifact, or object of antiquity on public lands. Our cultural heritage depends on your care! Here’s how you can help:
Restroom
Water
Information
Picnic Tables
Food
Camping
Wheelchair Accessible
Chinle
LEAVE NO TRACE...
Vault Toilet
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High Clearance Vehicle
National Scenic Byway status pending
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Fee charged
Lodging
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Bill Proud
San Juan County Visitor Services
Monticello
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Natural Bridges NM
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LeRoy DeJolie
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Anasazi Heritage Center
Southeast
Utah
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