The mountains known as the blood of Christ. The “mountains” that are directly “ north of Santa Fe“? It’s just hugging the base of Sangre De Cristo Mountains range.

I’m not big on everything Fenn says is a clue, but could this be one?Īre there any “deserts” hidden north of Santa Fe? I’m hardly seeing a desert threat for someone looking for the treasure in the “treasure states.” Particularly in New Mexico where the main concentration of desert land is south of Santa Fe. Nobody has been hurt in the desert looking for his treasure. Nobody has died in the desert looking for his treasure. Kind of a weird statement given my Fenn don’t you think? I mean, so far, the deaths and “mishaps” involving the treasure have all been centered around water. “ If your solve is in the desert, get a new solve” – ff Forrest Fenn’s friends know and have a lot more information about the chase and the treasure than any of us.

But parking his car in Arizona there’s truly only one state he would be heading to. From there he could of driven up or he could of driven south.

I believe Fenn changed his mind about where to park his car (or where to say he was going to park his car), because Denver is, in a way, the center of the Rockies. This about confirms that Forrest Fenn’s intention was to drive about 400 miles out-of-the-way, in a rental car, park and possibly take a bus back to New Mexico to hide the treasure and end his life. See how almost exact both locations are from Santa Fe, NM. The answer, at long last, tells us the search state………………. So which is it, parking in Denver or parking in Flagstaff? So there could be some significance to Northern Arizona University.” “So when Forrest puts his body next to the treasure and dies he’s afraid that people will find his car and the location of the car would be Northern Arizona University. “The final clue, he said, would be where they found his car: in the parking lot of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.”īut wait, in 2012 Forrest Fenn had told a news reporter, Tony Doukopil, this…. This Forward, written by Douglas Preston, was made public on Jenny’s blog.įrom this spurred one of the most thought provoking quotes in recent memory…. If you’re a devoted member of Fenn’s chase you’ve most likely have seen the “game changer” Forward written for Forrest Fenn’s new book Once Upon a While.

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