Visit the Canyons of the Ancients in the American Southwest!

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The Canyons of the Ancients

A vast stretch of ruins spanning from Southwestern Colorado through Eastern Utah Learn more

Its 164 acres of protected land with limited access. Many of the protected ruins are still buried, because the dirt and sand protects them from the elements

But there are plenty of uncovered ruins to see if you don't mind hiking a little.

Must See Places!

Palm Leaf Green Leaf Mesa Verde Painted Hands Hovenweep Learn more

Mesa Verde

01. Though not technically part of the Canyons of the Ancients, Mesa Verde is an Ancient site that borders it. Learn more

Mesa Verde is a complex of dwelling carved into the side of a cliff. It's also a National Park.

And it's only 15 minutes away from Anasazi Visitor Center - the gateway to the canyons!

Painted Hands

02. Painted hands is a short hike down a cliff. It got it's name because supposedly, you can see ancient hand paintings in the rock Learn more

Can you see it?

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Hovenweep

03. Hovenweep is the most well-known site in the Canyons of the Ancients complex. The giant tower is iconic! Learn more

Visit the Canyons of the Ancients in the American Southwest!

The Canyons of the Ancients

Its 164 acres of protected land with limited access. Many of the protected ruins are still buried, because the dirt and sand protects them from the elements

Its 164 acres of protected land with limited access. Many of the protected ruins are still buried, because the dirt and sand protects them from the elements

But there are plenty of uncovered ruins to see if you don't mind hiking a little.

Must See Places!

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Mesa Verde

Mesa Verde is a complex of dwelling carved into the side of a cliff. It's also a National Park.

And it's only 15 minutes away from Anasazi Visitor Center - the gateway to the canyons!

Painted Hands

Can you see it?

Can you see it?

Hovenweep

Hovenweep has numerous trails and a visitor center so it's perfect for all explorers!

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