Rio Grande Gorge
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P & G S
Bondurant, IA1 210 contributions
sept. 2024 • En couple
Best thing next to Grand Canyon. Every view is amazing. Different times of day create a different account of the same space.
Écrit le 13 septembre 2024
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Jennifer H
Columbus, OH641 contributions
avr. 2022 • En famille
This is a beautiful gorge with great views. We hiked a short trail and experienced the thrill of being near the edge with no one around.
Écrit le 26 avril 2022
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Kay H
Santa Fe, Nouveau-Mexique84 contributions
juil. 2021
There is a very nice trail along the rim of the Gorge. As you leave Taos, cross the bridge. Drive in the rest stop to park. There are bathrooms there. There may be tents set up by vendors. Pass through the vendors to find the trailhead. We were there in July. There is no cover. It will be hot, go early. The very first part of the trail is groomed and very easy to walk. Further out it gets rocky and I was glad I was in hiking boots and had my trekking poles, but nevertheless the trail is primarily level so the hiking is easy. Folks we passed told us they had seen several big horn sheep. We weren't that lucky.
Écrit le 18 juillet 2021
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Tracey R
Sulphur Springs, TX95 contributions
juin 2021 • En famille
It is a thrill for those afraid of heights, a bit unnerving...but a wonder and beauty to see. Easy to park on either side, and free. Just 10 minutes west of Taos.
Écrit le 25 juin 2021
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MikeB1952
Santa Fe, Nouveau-Mexique1 167 contributions
févr. 2020
To fully appreciate the Gorge, begin thinking about it and looking for it south of Taos on State Highway 68. As you come up onto the high mesa, there looking to the north is the 'crack in the earth' that's the Rio Grande Gorge. The mesa, level on both sides is level. Then there's a rift.
From there, we went to the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge to actually see the Gorge. We walked on the Bridge to the mid-point. Then, we could see how deep the Gorge is. It is a rift in the earth. And way way down is the Rio Grande. We could hear the River as it tumbled over rocks on its way to the Gulf of Mexico. There are few words to describe the scene. On both sides are flat plains. Then meandering north to south is a cut. It goes mostly straight down (unlike the Grand Canyon which is steep, but not as steep with all sorts of side canyons. The Rio Grande Gorge is mostly straight down with no side canyons.) The sides are composed of the deep dark lava rock. It’s quite imposing and awe inspiring.
From there, we went to the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge to actually see the Gorge. We walked on the Bridge to the mid-point. Then, we could see how deep the Gorge is. It is a rift in the earth. And way way down is the Rio Grande. We could hear the River as it tumbled over rocks on its way to the Gulf of Mexico. There are few words to describe the scene. On both sides are flat plains. Then meandering north to south is a cut. It goes mostly straight down (unlike the Grand Canyon which is steep, but not as steep with all sorts of side canyons. The Rio Grande Gorge is mostly straight down with no side canyons.) The sides are composed of the deep dark lava rock. It’s quite imposing and awe inspiring.
Écrit le 24 février 2020
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GreenUnicorn
New Jersey3 329 contributions
janv. 2020
Two days ago we hiked the West Rim trail which leaves from the parking lot of the rest stop area. We did just under two miles, out and back, turning around after a side canyon. With the packed snow, our crampons really helped with our footing. After about 1.25 miles fewer people had been on the trail, and the going was a bit more difficult. The first part of the trail highlights the gorge and the bridge. After that, the trail turns away from the gorge, and it is pretty much vegetation and not all that interesting, except perhaps the words Abolish Capitalism! on one of the trail markers.
We tried this trail a few years back, but we were only wearing sneakers, and at a certain point, the mud did us in.
Hiking this area this time of year is going to be very weather dependent. It was interesting, but not fantastic.
We tried this trail a few years back, but we were only wearing sneakers, and at a certain point, the mud did us in.
Hiking this area this time of year is going to be very weather dependent. It was interesting, but not fantastic.
Écrit le 22 janvier 2020
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Travellover6128
San Francisco, Californie2 965 contributions
juil. 2019 • En couple
There are so many places to view the gorge from. It’s extremely impressive, yet there are a complete lack of tourists. Definitely take time to explore the area, enjoy the views and take some great pictures!
Écrit le 28 juillet 2019
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Angela B
Clearwater, Floride57 contributions
juil. 2019 • En couple
Lots of different views depending where you stand.be prepared to take pictures right before the bridge lots of big horn sheep.
Écrit le 11 juillet 2019
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Felix W
Reinach, Suisse220 contributions
mai 2019 • En couple
Wird sind von der grossen Brücke Richtung Süden und dann runter zum Fluss gefahren. Die Fahrt runter zur kleinen Eisenbrücke ist auf einigen Meilen eine dirt road, es war trocken und deshalb gut zu fahren. Vorsicht ist gefragt nicht überall ist kreuzen möglich und die steilen Stücke müssen langsam gefahren werden. Wunderschön die lange Fahrt entlang dem Rio Grande. Strassennummern 567 und dann 570 bis zur Einmündung in die 68 bei Pilar.
Écrit le 29 juin 2019
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Sandra T
Dallas, Texas66 contributions
juin 2019 • En couple
Contacted Los Rios River Runners in order to find the best guides. The Box , just outside of Taos, is the best whitewater rafting location if want Level 3 and above!!! The trip is an al day affair with lunch. The rafts hold 4 - 8 paddlers - they will be guided down a fantastic canyon while experiencing the rapids on the Rio Grande. This year 2019 is the best in years as far as water level and difficulty!!
Écrit le 17 juin 2019
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Is the Rio Grande Gorge near Taos in a scene from a recent Tom Cruz scifi movie?
Rédigé le 27 août 2016
did you find hot springs(natural hot tubs) along the Rio?
Rédigé le 27 août 2016
drdray answers the hot springs question in "beautiful but know the secret" review..."Go to the airport outside of Taos and find Tune Road on the opposite side. Simply follow Tune road until you get to a place where you can see a parking lot that will probably have cars in it (to the left). It is right on the edge of the Gorge. If you go too far on Tune road, it gets real rough and is clearly not maintained, just turn around and come back as short way to the parking lot. There are some small rusty old signs along the road that say "Manby Hot Springs," but you may miss them. I am thrilled that I learned of this and took the hike down. Be sure and take water, and use the restroom at the top, there are none in the bottom."
Rédigé le 27 août 2016
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