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Pecos National Historical Park
Things To Do

things to do includes:

Guided Tours
Schedule Of Events
 
 
1st Mission and Convento constructed 1625
Drawings by Lawrence Ormsby
1st Mission and Convento built in 1625
 
The visitor center contains exhibits (text in English and Spanish), bookstore and a 10-minute introductory film available in English and Spanish. There is a one and a quarter mile self-guided trail through Pecos pueblo and mission ruins. Guided tours available to groups with advance reservations. Reservations for school groups and tour groups should be made two weeks before visit. Summer program includes weekend cultural demonstrations. Winter progam includes tours of the nearby Arrowhead Ruin on Fridays at 1:30pm, Glorieta Pass Battlefield on Saturdays at 1:30pm, and the Forked Lightning Ranch House on Sundays at 1:30pm. Reservations are required for the weekend tours. There is a picnic area near mission ruins and one at the visitor center.

The average stay is one to two hours.
Pecos Church  

Did You Know?
There are four churches located in Pecos National Historical Park. Of the four churches built at Pecos Pueblo three are located in the mission complex south of the Pueblo along the main loop trail. One is located to the northeast of the Pueblo; visitors can visit it through a ranger guided tour.

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Last Updated: March 17, 2008 at 13:06 EST