National Parks

Archaeological Sites in North America's National Parks

Name		National Park
Cowboy Line Camp This fascinating stop on the Cave Springs Trail is an authentic example of cowboy life more than a century		Canyonlands National Park
Trona Pinnacles National Natural Landmark It's worth the effort (especially for sci-fi buffs, who will recognize the landscape from the film Star		Death Valley National Park
Cedar Tree Tower A self-guided tour takes you to, but not through, a tower and kiva built between 1100 and 1300 and connected		Mesa Verde National Park
Calico Early Man Archaeological Site The earliest-known Americans fashioned the artifacts buried in the walls and floors of the pits here.		The Mojave Desert
Eugenia Mine A moderate, 1.4-mi hike through aspen and evergreen groves takes you to this abandoned mine, where there		Rocky Mountain National Park
Holzwarth Historic Site A scenic ½-mi interpretive trail leads you over the Colorado River to the original dude ranch tha		Rocky Mountain National Park
Lulu City The remains of a few cabins are all that's left of this onetime silver mining town, established around		Rocky Mountain National Park
Mammoth Site While building a housing development in the 1970s, workers uncovered this sinkhole where giant mammoths		Wind Cave National Park