Follow This 3-Mile Trail In New Mexico To Caves And Unique Rock Formations
Editor’s note: Unfortunately, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument is closed to the public. Visit the Bureau of Land Management website for the most current updates and re-opening information.
The beautiful rock formations on this loop trail are truly something to behold. If you want an adventure, this will last you a while. Add this hike to your bucket list and enjoy connecting with nature somewhere stunning. Spend around two hours hiking over this loop trail for a day well spent.
Welcome to a little adventure out in Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument. One of the most beautiful areas of New Mexico is on display for hikers on a trail that runs just 3 miles long.
Wind and water have eroded the stone in this area to make stunning sculptures of all shapes and sizes. They flow like they were poured this way, sculpted by something beyond human hands.
When the park is open, the beautiful tent shaped rock formations are a wonder to behold. With a bit of imagination, the rocks can appear to be anything you can come up with.
The caves out here aren't for climbing or exploring, but if you like all the other rock formations around these parts, you'll love the caves as well. Between the hoodos, canyon, and other features, this trail has something for everyone.
Though there are no dogs allowed on this trail, As a heads up, the park may close for maintenance, necessary operations, and more. Please check out the Bureau of Land Management's website to make sure you're updated.
Born and raised Kansan, Clarisa has lived in both tiny towns and cities during their time here in the Sunflower State. As a busy mother of one crazy kid, two cats, and two geckos, they write whenever there is spare time.
