The Southwest Through Wide Brown Eyes

Over the millennia, the San Juan River’s flow carved a deep canyon, 1000 feet in depth.   Geologists estimate that this erosion has uncove...

Over six years in tourism, and many a, "Did you think about that before asking it?" question has been heard by myself, and many fe...

I don't know why, I don't believe I will ever understand why; but why do tourists "test" welcome center representatives.  ...

Mule Canyon Roadside Ruin Mule Canyon Roadside Ruin is an open Anasazi habitation site consisting of both above-ground and below-g...

House on Fire Ruin House on Fire Ruin obtained its name from the swirling, striated patterns on the rock roof above the structures...

Butler Wash – West Fork: Ballroom Cave, Target Ruin, Tower House Ballroom Cave Ballroom Cave was inhabited between A.D. 11...

  4 Corners Monument     Four Corners Monument is the only place in the United States where four states intersect: Arizona, New Me...