A Pictorial Guide to Mesa Verde National Park

by Ansel F. Hall

You will walk; everything is conveniently near.

You will visit the Museum—probably several times—to plan trips and to better understand what you see here.

You may hike on the Mesa Top, ledge and canyon trails—but be sure to get maps and a permit at the Museum.

You will enjoy the variety of several evening campfires at the canyon rim amphitheatre.

You may worship at the inter-denominational services Sundays.

You will find food and refreshment at the SPRUCE TREE TERRACE.

You may want to relax in the sightseeing bus with the guide driving while you look at the Ruins.

ACTIVITIES AT NAVAJO HILL

An important area is Navajo Hill, 15 miles from the Park Entrance (refer to perspective map on [page 4]). The Park Visitor Center is located here. This is the junction of the Wetherill and Chapin Roads.

You will find food and refreshment in the Lodge.