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new mexico parks for kids 1. Carlsbad Caverns National Park Be sure to sign up for KidsCorner at the visitor center, then take a guided cave tour and check out the Big Room. View the Giant Dome and the Bottomless Pit and keep an eye out for Mexican Free-Tailed Bats. Spend the night Buddy Bison’s camping. Fact Bites! 2. Bandelier National • White Sands National Monument Monument is a field of dunes made of gyp- Become a Junior Ranger or even a Deputy Ranger! Tour ancestral Puebloan sites then sum crystals. The monument is hike the Main Loop Trail or snowshoe along 5. Sugarite Canyon State Park the largest gypsum dune field in Upper Frijoles Trail. Look for petroglyphs or go the world. bird watching. Take a night walk then camp Learn about the natural history of the canyon overnight. at the visitor center. Go fishing and view Lake Alice. Hike the Coal Camp Interpretive Trail to the www.parktrust.org • New Mexico is a Four Corners campsite and spend the night by a campfire. state and shares a boundary at 3. Chaco Culture National the point where Colorado, Arizo- Historical Park 6. Clayton Lake State Park na and Utah meet. Visit the Four Check out the Junior Ranger program! Hike out Start at the visitor center to see 100-million-year- to the Pueblo Bonito Overlook or take a guided Corners Monument and stand in old dinosaur tracks, then find petroglyphs along tour of the ruins. Enjoy a picnic or go biking, then the nature trail. Get an up-close look at the stars four states! participate in the Night Sky program. in the Lake Observatory. • The Zia Sun Symbol is found 4. Gila Cliff Dwellings National on the New Mexico flag, derived Monument 7. Oliver Lee Memorial State Park from a Pueblo Indian tribe. The Take a tour of the Oliver Lee Ranch House and Become a Junior Ranger or even a Senior sacred design represents the visit the Chihuahuan Desert Garden. Hike the Ri- Ranger! Hike the wilderness areas, take a guided parian Nature Trail and explore the visitor center circle of life to the Zia people. tour of the cliff dwellings, or even check out an to learn about local geology and wildlife. archaeological dig.Visit the nearby hot springs! .

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