Surrounded by Gila National Forest and at the edge of Gila Wilderness, this area contains dwellings of the ancient Mogollon people who lived here in …
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Jul 9, 2024
We love ruins and an old friend volunteers there, so we had to go while in Silver City. The walk up to caves might be a little hard for some, but take your time through a leafy climb. The views are e… Full review by SantaFeDiva
Jun 8, 2024
We love to come up here and just unplug from the world, as corny as that sounds. The trail up is not one Id consider "beginner friendly" but it is manageable. The park is also beautiful with lots of … Full review by michelle b
Apr 17, 2024
Just a wee bit out of the way. the roads in to it are slow, narrow and winding but worth the effort. Very impressive ruins of a lost culture that are still in very good shape. The trail is over a mil… Full review by montanan_traveler
I understand that there is no water (other than the river) at the campsites, but is there a source to fill up 5 gallon water jugs with potable water?
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I believe that there was water available at the visitors center, but I am not 100% sure. The visitors center phone number is: 5755369461 They could answer.
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Who built the Gila Cliff Dwellings?
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Ancestors of Puebloan people who once lived in the area built the Gila Cliff Dwellings. The people associated as the Mogollon Culture includes people living in portions of present day...
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