The Salmon Ruins Museum is an archaeological site built in 1088 as a Chacoan outlier and inhabited by the local Middle San Juan prehistoric Pueblo …
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Mar 15, 2025
This was a very interesting site, well worth the time. I felt the entry fee of 5.00 was very reasonable. I appreciated being able to see the Pueblo ruins up close. There was even a room we could w…Full review by Heather A
Sep 13, 2024
Ruins, a museum and a pioneer settlement at this interesting site. You can walk or drive down the hill to tour ruins and settlement. When done touring go back up to the museum and see some fascinati…Full review by Bill K
May 28, 2024
We actually didn't know about Salmon Ruins and Museum until we gave the New Mexico Atlas and Gazetteer a close gander on our way north from Alto to visit Aztec Ruins. We are really glad we took that…Full review by mtzennmaster
Many reviewers mention "Tori" as the perfect tour guide for Chaco Canyon....how does one book her for a tour??
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Call and request her. She's a trained, educated archeologist on the staff there and I believes leads most of the trips into Chaco Canyon. WELL worth paying to have someone else drive …
Call and request her. She's a trained, educated archeologist on the staff there and I believes leads most of the trips into Chaco Canyon. WELL worth paying to have someone else drive the road FULL of ruts and to point out the high points about what you're seeing. She could answer all questions and then picks up on your interests to see sights. This was definitely a high light of our trip to the SW Indian sites, and Tori pulled together all the stories of the cultures.
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