That's the local town's AIRPORT!

Sheesh-a-rooty. Click on the silly button at the top of the picture that say s "Map", for pity's sake. You can see... it's the town. It's the municipal airport. Furthermore, you can see from the satellite that there's no roads big enough to run military equipment through.

And people wonder why UFOlogists have such a bad reputation...

[edit on 19-7-2005 by Indellkoffer]

I do live close to Dulce and I have fished a lot of the lakes and streams there and have hiked around some. I must admit there is a lot of activity in the area that seems out of place on a rez. However the Jicarilla Apache are very involved in natural gas and oil exploration on their reservation. Also they have a very popular casino that adds to the traffic. The only thing Iv'e seen that makes me think that their could be an underground base there are HUGE ventalation fans but this also could be part of the natural gas complex.

Note: American Indian reservations are sovereign nations and you can't just go exploring their territory looking for underground bases or anything else. Respect their reservation the same as you would like your neighbor hood respected. If you want to hunt or fish around Dulce guides are available. Mention of the base is usually met with scorn or blank stares; at least thats what i experienced from the black jack dealers.

Peace

The Dulce Files says there should be a road that goes nowhere, on top of a mesa, 20 miles north of Dulce.

Looking now...

You wouldn't see piles of dirt from the building of the Dulce base. I know because I lived on top of the land fill dug out of NORAD at Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The dirt will have been trucked away and used as fill to build housing projects, shopping centers etc.

Yup, it's the town of Dulce.

My hometown. I'm sure I've said this before somewhere else.

If there is a base, it's VERY well hidden. Any large entrances are well out of a 10-15 mile radius.

I have close friends and relatives who work for the forestry division and spend YEARS in those hills. They've only got stories of things in the air, not secret entrances. Someone once told me "if ther was an entrance, they would be killed or silenced somehow". Well, true, but there haven't been any strange disappearances or deaths since the cattle mutilations in the mid 80's. (Headed up by a state Trooper by the name of Gabe Valdez who was some of my best friend's dads). I know the man personally.

Almost everyone I know who lives in Dulce has a UFO story. I've heard some doozies from people making the drive toward Taos or Espanola. I've seen some things myself that I can't explain. If you have any specific questions or want to see any pictures I've taken (I happened to be down there this weekend for our town celebration). Feel free to e-mail me. Just thought I'd share.

Hey guys. I first came to this site a while back when reading about the Dulce base for the first time. It intrigued me because it was so ridiculous. Ive been meaning to go down there and poke around but never got around to it.

Well I come back here now because, as it turns out, my surveying company is doing the survey for a couple sections of land being bought into the Ute reservation about 20mi north of Dulce, from Archuleta mesa to Montezuma mesa. A very remote place with well maintained but barely traveled county roads nearby. There are a lot of strange "lookout" towers everywhere out here. I would look north of Dulce (or south of Pagosa Springs). Ive also read on this website of a suspicious construction company out of Pagosa Springs being involved.

Anyway, since some of you were wishing to see some of the places up close, I would be happy to take some snapshots anytime. Lets decide the most promising places from the aerials.

Take some pictures of the lookout towers!

also keep an eye out for the "EASY STREET ROAD" that the person found on the map... exactly 20miles north...

and if you see any strange "tank stations" or any other support network for an underground base...
these would be little off shoot trails off the road, but within sight of it... and they generally have an army green water tank type storage container on them...
get a name of the company that runs those...

Heh. Oh well, you might find something if you keep looking.

From my research into Dulce, all i can tell you is i found out that the base is believed to be soo secret that only a few know about it. im still unsure about it to be honest, i haven't seen anything to point to it being there. All i know is that its hidden away, apparently, up in the mountains. I have seen pictures of supposed entrance to the base, but it could of been anything..

anyways, ill keep checking back to this thread to see what you guys find

Certainly looks very interesting - I was looking around there yesterday on google earth but didn't come across that particular site.