reaches of Frijoles Canyon, contributing significantly to the magnitude of the disaster caused by the fire. National Scenic Byway NM 4 forms the main artery of the Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway. The Byway includes short excursions on New Mexico State Roads 502, 126, and 290. Notable points of interest on the NM 4 section of the Byway include: Jemez Pueblo; The red rock of Cañon de San Diego; The Jemez River, with numerous protected areas affording access for fishing; Jemez State Monument, protecting both Puebloan ruins and ruins of a mission constructed by 16th-century Spanish explorers; Jemez Falls, a -high waterfall reached by a short hiking trail from a turnoff; Valles Caldera National Preserve; Bandelier National Monument, with hiking and Nordic skiing trails to Frijoles Canyon, Cerro Grande (highest summit in the monument, at 10,199 feet), and the Tsankawi outlier reachable from trailheads at turnouts. Major intersections See also List of state roads in New Mexico References External links N.M. Highways Page 004 004 Transportation in Los Alamos County, New Mexico Transportation in Sandoval County, New Mexico Transportation in Santa Fe County, New Mexico