Pecos National Historical Park
Nestled along the historic Route 66, Pecos National Historical Park invites travelers to journey through time, showcasing the rich heritage of the Pueblo people and the dramatic history of Spanish colonization. Explore ancient ruins and vibrant landscapes that tell stories of resilience and culture, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the New Mexico scenery. With a 4.8-star rating and a wealth of educational exhibits, this gem offers a perfect blend of adventure and reflection for those seeking the true spirit of the Mother Road. Embrace the history, and let Pecos enrich your Route 66 experience!
Jerry Schaefer
5 months ago"Another day, another National Park. We were greeted by Ranger Byron and another young lady(can’t remember her name)at the front desk and both were wonderful to meet. They explained all that there was see and explore. My wife and I both enjoy learning history of our country and this one didn’t disappoint. We only walked to the south Pueblo and then drove to the church. It’s so amazing the history in our country and are blessed that we have preserved these for all to enjoy."
Benjamin Walker
2 months ago"An incredible national park. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, and it's museum in the visitors center is wonderful and informative. The park is neat and clean, the walking trails are well laid out and easy to navigate. If you're here during warm months, watch out for rattlesnakes though! Plus, no entry fee!"
Charles Ford
6 months ago"My review is biased: I LOVE anything national park / monument / preserve. This place was really special. It felt off the beaten path. Great store with incredible staff. The trail was perfect for our 10 and 6 year olds. Really great stepping back in time and learning about Native American cultures."
Gicela Coronel
2 months ago"My mom and I were so happy to have learned about this national park and it being dog friendly. About 30 mins from Santa Fe, it is worth the drive and a true gem."
Colleen Neidrauer
5 months ago"Great place with a awesome gift shop and very helpful rangers. The trails to the ruins are easy and child friendly. Free to get in"
