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Tag Archives: Taos Junction bridge
Rio Grande Bighorns
In the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, NM State Rd 567 climbs from Taos Junction Bridge, where it spans the Rio Grande, to the rim of the Rio Grande Gorge. At this time of the year, a bighorn herd … Continue reading
New Mexico Great Outdoors, May 22, 2017
New Mexico Great Outdoors, May 22, 2017. As far as the Great Outdoors is concerned, yesterday (5-22-17) started with some of the wild cacti that have begun to bloom around our house. We have been keeping a particular eye on … Continue reading
Bighorn Sheep All Over the Place, 1-29-17
I went looking for the herd of bighorns that hang out in the vicinity of Taos Junction Bridge and the road to the rim. This time I spotted them spread out along the slope that lies directly below the road, with … Continue reading
Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Views, 1-22 & 26, 2017
The dirt road that climbs from Taos Junction Bridge to the rim of the Rio Grande Gorge provides great views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains north and east of Taos, and the Picuris mountains south of Taos. The road through the … Continue reading
Springtime Nature – April 2016, #2
As I have done most afternoons lately, I drove up to Orilla Verde, to see what was going on. I had my fly rod and tackle in the van, but didn’t think it likely that I would go fishing, since the … Continue reading
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The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument – Jan. 22, 2015
My favorite haunt in the Monument is the Orilla Verde (“Green Banks”) section, which stretches from Taos Junction bridge about 6 miles downstream to near the village of Pilar. In the summer, our company, New Wave Rafting Co., operates rafting … Continue reading
The Vista Verde Hike
In the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, the Vista Verde parking area and trail head is located part-way up the dirt road (Rt. 567) that climbs out of the Rio Grande Gorge from Taos Junction bridge to the West … Continue reading
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Tagged apache plume, basalt boulder, Black-throated Sparrow, Blazing Star, claret cup cactus, Indian Paintbrush, Petroglyphs, Prickly pear cactus, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Rio Grande Gorge, Rio Grande river, sagebrush, Sego Lily, Taos Junction bridge, Taos New Mexico, Toreva block, Virginia Creeper, Vista Verde parking area and trail, Yucca
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