US National Monument: Bandelier National Monument - New Mexico (1916)

Bandelier National Monument is a national park in New Mexico that was established in 1916.

Visitors can explore the ancient dwellings of the Pueblo people, hike and climb through a landscape of mesas and canyons and experience the beauty of the Southwest.

The park is home to an estimated 1,500 archaeological sites.

There are more than 70 miles of trails with plenty of opportunities to explore the park’s unique terrain.

The most popular sites within the park include the Frijoles Canyon and the Alcove House, both of which provide a glimpse into the life of ancient Pueblo people.

Bandelier National Monument is a great place to visit year-round.

In the spring, wildflowers provide a colorful backdrop, and in the summer, the park is alive with the sound of birds and other wildlife.

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