Chaco Canyon Day Tour

Explore the ancient wonders of Chaco Canyon on a ten and a half hour guided tour offered Saturdays from March through November. This UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Park was the center of the Chacoan civilization from 830 to 1250 A.D., serving as a hub for spiritual and ceremonial life. Visitors can marvel at pre historic Puebloan structures that have been compared to Machu Picchu for their architectural complexity and remote location. Like Stonehenge, many of the stone buildings align with solar patterns, casting light through doorways and petroglyphs at precise times, reflecting the Chacoans’ advanced understanding of astronomy and engineering.

The tour transports guests into a mysterious and breathtaking world atop the southeastern Colorado Plateau in the San Juan Basin. Travelers will learn about the history, culture, and significance of this remarkable archaeological site, exploring ancient relief figures, stone slab walls, and ceremonial spaces that have been preserved for centuries. With coverage in 360 West Magazine, The Dallas News, Adventure Pro Magazine, and Cowboys & Indians Magazine, this Chaco Canyon tour offers an immersive and educational experience that combines history, archaeology, and natural beauty. Guests will walk among ruins, discover hidden alignments, and gain insight into one of North America’s most significant pre historic civilizations.