After dropping Jeanine off for her pre-dawn return flight to Boston, I drove 8 hours to the Chaco Cultural National Monument (click on image for a more detailed view) which hosts the densest and most exceptional concentration of pueblos in the American Southwest. The scale, architecture and precision of construction are awe inspiring.  Along the drive I was treated to a full double rainbow, an old fashioned steam powered train, antique Rolls Royce, and mountains full of aspens in bloom.

Once in the park I completed a 5 mile hike to the top of the escarpment overlooking the ruins for a birds eye view. Vertical access was by way of a narrow slot canyon “stairway.”
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Wildlife encounters for the day included many elk and countless ravens.

Perfectly timed to my departure from Chaco Canyon, the setting sun turned the red rocks to gold.