Dulce,
NM, is the capital of the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, located 90
miles east of Farmington on US Hwy 64. The reservation features
hunting of some of the largest antlered mule deer on the continent,
and the tribe maintains a large hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation
operation in the beautiful northern New Mexico wilderness. For
hunting and fishing information, call (505) 759-3255.
Special events include the Little Beaver Roundup during July. Activities
include a rodeo, carnival and Indian dances. Photography is permitted.
The Go-Jii-Ya feast is celebrated on September 15 every year at Stone
Lake, 18 miles south of Dulce. Various activities are held and photography
is not permitted. The visitor center, located at the Museum of Arts
and Crafts, displays beadwork and basketry and offers demonstrations
of artisans at work.
For visitor information: Jicarilla Apache Tribe, PO Box 507, Dulce,
NM 87528 (505) 759-3242. www.jicarillaonline.com
Dulce,
NM, is the capital of the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, located 90
miles east of Farmington on US Hwy 64. The reservation features
hunting of some of the largest antlered mule deer on the continent,
and the tribe maintains a large hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation
operation in the beautiful northern New Mexico wilderness. For
hunting and fishing information, call (505) 759-3255.