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National Trust ranks Chaco region among most endangered
Biz Journals ^ | June 15, 2011

Posted on 06/15/2011 5:33:02 PM PDT by SJackson

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To: wolfcreek
The roads to Chaco are fine. It's just that it's in the middle of nowhere and requires travel on two-lane roads. You have to intend to go there.

And going there is well worth the trip. It's really an amazing place.

21 posted on 06/21/2011 1:16:05 PM PDT by colorado tanker
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Well dead gumit, we camped ove a Lake Abiquiu a couple of summers ago and we’re in Cuba when I was reading this advisory:

http://www.nps.gov/chcu/planyourvisit/directions.htm

Otherwise we really wanted to go there.

Went to Bandelier instead.


22 posted on 06/22/2011 4:03:05 AM PDT by wolfcreek (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lsd7DGqVSIc)
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We went into Chaco from the north. If you're ever back in the area it's well worth it.

I agree with the website that people should be wary of GPS in an isolated area. A while back my wife used Mapquest for directions to Crested Butte and it sent her over a pretty scary road. Best to use an old fashioned highway map.

23 posted on 06/22/2011 3:34:48 PM PDT by colorado tanker
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