We find out there is a 2nd Section of Bandelier - Tsankawi - just down the road from the Visitor's Center so we check it out before leaving.
It is easy to drive by as it looks like just a trailhead.
We come to an interesting rock formation. The trail at Tsankawi includes narrow trenches and ladders.
Around the corner is our first ladder
Gary makes it up
Quite a view
Let's see where it leads us
It follows the ridge
Looks like they were a peaceful people
I think we missed a turn somewhere
We finally find ladder no. 2
I spot a sign to the left and check it out. looks like we had lost the trail at sometime, will remember to go back this way!
We take it to the next level
An even better view
Finally a level smooth trail
I spot my first pottery shard
And then more
I follow the trail a bit further and follow the trail sign
The trail gets a bit narrow
And there is a 3rd ladder
We decide to go back the way we came as it is easier and we need to move on to Albuquerque
We.spot more pottey
And some Pueblo ruins
What is left if the Village of Tsankawi, built in the 1400s A.D. by ancient Pueblo Indians sometimes
known as the Anasazi. 
We go back down ladder 2 and follow the trail we missed. Don't know how that happened. The trails have been worn into the
rock 8 to 24 inches or more as the people traveled from the mesa tops to their
farms in the canyons below
Then back down ladder 1
What a great hike!
