ADA Accessibility and Discoverability COYOTE CALL TRAIL LOOP: a place to perch but not walk!
Wonderful views of the Valle Caldera National Preserve from the Coyote Call Trail off State Route 4 across from the Valles Caldera.
hiking trails
Overlook Park and White Rock Canyon Overlook
The beginning of the Overlook Road at Meadow Lane. It is a place to discover amazing views and much history.
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What does accessibility mean?
What does it mean to label a trail “accessible”?
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Falls Trail
The Falls Trail in Bandelier National Monument makes a delightful, scenic outing for families or any hiker.
Knife Edge Trail
The Knife Edge is a narrow ridge of rock separating two branches of the Ancho Canyon drainage.
Deer Trap Mesa Trail
One of the finger mesas extending east from the Pajarito Plateau, Deer Trap Mesa offers the most consistently scenic hikes on the plateau.
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Tsankawi Loop Trail
If you are looking for a scenic trail with plenty of cultural resources and scenic vistas to enjoy, then check out the Tsankawi Loop Trail in the detached section of Bandelier National Monument.
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Upper Water Canyon Trail to the Meadow
The Upper Water Canyon Trail in the Santa Fe National Forest makes a great hike any time of year.
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