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Originally Posted by twindman

We may join in, but last time there (15-20 years ago) wife wouldn't do much exploring. She didn't want to try going up and down the ladders to see various sites. Maybe they have changed things since then.

Climbing ladders and hiking are always optional. If you don't want to climb or hike, there is still plenty to see. Last I checked, ranger led activities were suspended for covid. I'll research it and also see if tours are available. If not at Mesa Verde, there are similar climbing/hiking options at other local parks (Hoven Weep, Canyon of the Ancients, etc). See post 3 https://www.montanaowners.com/forums...ad.php?t=86024

Ute Mountain Tribal Park offers private tours for groups or individuals for a small charge. Most people don't see this; you have to be a Ute or be escorted by one. They also have ruins, ladders, etc. Pottery remnants laying all over the place.