2010 Schedule
Description and Schedule of Exercises
Abiquiu, NM – Mapping Mesozoic Sedimentary Rocks and Quaternary Alluvial and Colluvial
Deposits in the Chama Basin (May 12 - 18)
Bandelier National Monument Park and Jemez Mountains, NM - Transition Day Field Trip
(May 19)
Jemez Springs, NM - Mapping Mesozoic Sedimentary Rocks near San Ysidro, NM (May 19 – 24)
Chaco Canyon National Historic Park, NM - Transition Day Field Trip -
Camp at Navajo Lake State Park (May 24)
Durango, CO – 2-Day Field Exercise on the Petroleum Geology of the San Juan Basin
Camp at Navajo Lake State Park, NM (May 25 – 26)
Navajo Lake State Park to Taos-Sipapu, NM via Brazos Pass - Transition Day (May 27)
Taos-Sipapu, NM – Three Exercises at this Location (May 27 – June 13)
Exercise A – Slope Stability Exercise in the Rio Grande Gorge conducting a detailed
analysis of a recent (1993) landslide and a reconnaissance level
inventory of Quaternary landslides in the Rio Grande Gorge.
Exercise B – Mapping Proterozoic Metamorphic Rocks in the Picuris Range
of the Southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Exercise C – Mapping Proterozoic Metamorphic Rocks in the Picuris Range
of the Southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Mosca, CO – Field Trip to Great Sand Dunes National Park - Camp next to the Great Sand Dunes
National Park, CO (June 13)
Creede, CO - Field Trip to Creede, CO (Visit Mine Ruins and Town) - Camp in Rio Grande
National Forest at Creede or South Fork, CO (June 14)
Creede, CO to Taos, NM - Transition Day (June 15)
Taos-Taos Ski Valley, NM – Hydro-Geology Exercise in the Rio Grande del Rancho Drainage
Basin near Ranchos de Taos, NM. The Rio Grande del Rancho is a tributary
of the Rio Pueblo de Taos, which is a tributary of the Rio Grande (June 15 – 20)
Detailed Daily Schedule for the 2010 North Carolina Summer Geology Field Course