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The lush landscape was home to forests, reptiles, and early mammals. At first glance, you might never guess that this eerie alien world was once swampland, but the unique formations of the rocks and vistas are a window into the ecosystem of the past.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
* There are no services or facilities, come prepared. The closest large town is Farmington, which is about 40 miles north.
* This is a true wilderness area, there are no marked trails.
* Bring lots of water and some snacks.
* Cell phone reception is spotty.
* Wear hiking boots or athletic shoes.
* There is little to no shade, be careful when hiking in high temperatures.
WHAT NOT TO DO IN THE BISTI BADLANDS
* A special permit is required to film or photograph the Bisti for commercial use
* Motorized vehicles and bikes are not permitted in the wilderness
* Campfires are not permitted
THE HISTORY OF THE BISTI WILDERNESS
Established in 1984, the Bisti wilderness is made up of thousands of acres of desolate badlands. Anasazi and indigenous North Americans have occupied the area almost continuously for 10,000 years. A section of the Great North Road and many Chacoan sites can be found within the region, as well as more contemporary Navajo sites.
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