Stayed 3 nights at Chatfield State Park; there was a snow storm as we arrived and there was no water. It was a very nice park, and we would stay again when the weather is better. We toughed it out while Kelly worked and then left. Visited with Kayla and Brennan in the evenings.
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There is a Natural Bridge that is only a 1 mile hike from our campground. We set out to find this bridge. The trail is not very well marked, and is not in All Trails. We ventured down and over the creek, and found what we thought was the bridge – not very impressive; very tiny.
When we returned and did some research, we realized we did not go far enough. The next day, we found the bridge, but only viewed it from the road. We will return.
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Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum. A village inhabited by the ancestors of contemporary Puebloan peoples from AD 825 to 1225, and climb down a ladder to enter the 1,000-year-old kiva. View the largest collection of Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) pottery on display in the Four Corners area. Enjoy programs for adults and children, including archaeology and art exhibitions. Our goal is to inspire and educate museum visitors about the prehistoric and contemporary American Indian cultures of the Four Corners region.
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Best campsite ever for $10 a night. Dry camping / boondocking (no hookups). Solar Suitcase is filling the batteries. Here for 2 nights. San Juan River is 1,000 feet below. Able to listen to the Masters while enjoying a beer life is good, very good!
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