Best places: Historic sites in Los Alamos, United States

Colonial-style 1816 adobe church & a popular Catholic pilgrimage site known for its "healing dirt."

Former location of an Indian village, Spanish mission, Civil War battlefield & Greer Garson's ranch.

Wagon-wheel ruts on the site of 3 successive forts, designated a national monument in 1954.

Remote network of ruins offering a glimpse into ancestral Puebloan life, plus camping & stargazing.

Excavated remains & ancient art in a Pueblo village visited by Coronado on his fabled quest.

Sweeping Santa Fe views from a hilltop park reached by a path lined with city history plaques.

👍👍 Been going to Guiterrez Hubbell House for years. Has become an environmental and cultural hub for the community. Not only to visit but participate in a multitude of activities. Great for family activities. Dia de Los Muertos educational series by local group, Muertos y Marigold.

👍 This was a bit hard to plan out, due to the actual site and the national park visitor center being closed the day I went. That being said, there is still a lot to see and do. You will want to plan out several hours to see it all, everything is within walking distance of each other. The first stop I...

👍 I was going to stop here. Due to the grade of the dirt road any having my travel trailer I decided to skip it, but keep this ghost town on my list. If you visit please be respectful as it’s private property.