Walatowa Visitor Center - Museum in Jemez Pueblo - 7413 NM-4, USA

I’m glad we stopped in here. We were able to purchase some gifts and contribute to the Jemez community. The museum was amazing, especially the two statues at the entrance; they were absolutely stunning. I wish we would have been able to take pictures inside the museum, but I completely understand why it would be prohibited. If you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth a stop in. And they have a Winter Bazaar going on 12/2-12/3 ☺️

What this place lacks in size is more than compensated by its quality. The shop and cafe are good but it's gem is the small museum. The only negative is that no photos are allowed. The area outside is also very nice- great red rocks with picnic tables and a reconstructed field (for farmers to spend nights away from the pueblos).

Great place to visit if you are in the area. The team here is very helpful. Nice little museum, gift shop, and cafe.

Lovely visitor center, very clean, with a gift shop and small museum that includes VERY friendly staff and well-done exhibits on Jemez history and values. The trail hike through red rocks is exceptionally nice; it is not paved and some uneven areas wind around with mild elevation changes, but overall it is a trail that can be hiked by people of many ages (a wheelchair or stroller would be difficult on this trail). A trail pass is required and available at the visitor center...the fee is worth it but a little pricey. You'll enjoy stopping here...even the drive to get here is beautiful!

I liked it! I'll have to check out the trail some time, but the visitor center was nice. I wish the museum extended past 2008 and the mugs available for sale weren't what I hoped for. Bathroom was very clean, but the stall was out of order.

A must see if this type of historical thing is of interest. Small museum but the Pueblo has been maintained very nicely.

Friendly staff , grab a cup of coffee from the humming bird shop and walk the red rock trail(tickets at front desk) enjoy the quiet

Sadly didn’t have time to visit the museum but the coffee shop was amazing. Truly phenomenal piñon coffee and a beautiful conversation with the barista. Can’t wait to come back.