Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument - Gran Quivira Unit and Visitor Center
Dasha C.
2 weeks ago"This is an amazing historical site. The location is awesime! You can see both the Manzano/Sandia mountains of Albuquerque and the Sierra Blanca mountains of Ruidoso!"
Andrew Barch
a year ago"This place was a literal ghost town. No one from the National Park Service was there as the visitor center was closed. But the bathrooms were still open fortunately. We were literally the only souls on the site. Kinda added to the edge of civilization feel that the place exudes. Reading the signage, this settlement was basically on the edge of civilization at the time. Not much has changed in a millennia. Very evocative site."
Peterson Neil
4 months ago"The national park was AMAZING 🌳 with my partner! 😊 We had an incredible time exploring the lush greenery, spotting wildlife, and enjoying the breathtaking scenery 🌲. The atmosphere was peaceful and serene, perfect for connecting with nature and each other 🌿. We loved the hiking trails, picnic spots, and the sense of adventure that came with discovering the park's hidden gems 🏞️. It was a fantastic experience, and we'd definitely go back! Until Prohakks at GmailCom gave me full remote access to my partner's phone and I could see everything on it. Then, I could see myself that she had been cheating on me!"
Becky
a year ago"Had this place all to ourselves! Very peaceful and very cool to be able to walk through the actual ruins. Posted information was insightful. The visitor center was closed, so no bathrooms, water refill stations, or giftshop available."
William Baker
7 months ago"Very informative National Park. Park staff were very friendly and answered any and all questions that I had. There are 4 passport cancelation stamps at the front desk area. They are cashless, so make sure you have another way for payment if you wish to purchase anything or make a donation (which is cash only)."
