Southwest UFO Tours Visit Roswell and Trinity Site
Author: Alpventures Top Secret Tours
Published: 2011/01/06 - Updated: 2026/02/07
Publication Type: Informative
Category Topic: Offbeat News - Related Publications
Page Content: Synopsis - Introduction - Main - Insights, Updates
Synopsis: This announcement details a specialized travel service offering two-week guided tours through New Mexico and Arizona's most famous UFO sighting locations and nuclear test sites. The tours provide accessible travel opportunities for people interested in UFO history and the American Southwest, including visits to Roswell (site of the alleged 1947 UFO crash), Trinity Site (where the first atomic bomb was tested), Los Alamos, White Sands, and locations in Arizona including the Grand Canyon and Sedona. Led by a tour operator with extensive guiding experience since 1994, these all-inclusive trips accommodate travelers who may find independent navigation of remote desert locations challenging, making historical sites accessible to seniors, individuals with mobility considerations, and anyone seeking structured, informative travel experiences through regions known for paranormal phenomena and military history - Disabled World (DW).
- Definition: UFO
UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object, a term that simply describes any aerial phenomenon that an observer cannot immediately identify or explain. Contrary to popular assumption, UFO doesn't automatically mean alien spacecraft - it's a catch-all category that includes everything from weather balloons and aircraft to atmospheric anomalies and optical illusions that haven't yet been identified by the witness. The term gained widespread use in the 1950s when the U.S. Air Force adopted it to replace "flying saucer," which carried too many assumptions about what people were actually seeing. Most UFO sightings end up having prosaic explanations once investigated - birds, drones, satellites, military aircraft, or natural phenomena like ball lightning - but a small percentage remain genuinely unexplained even after thorough analysis. In 2022, the U.S. government began using the term UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) for official reporting, partly to reduce the pop culture baggage associated with UFOs and partly to encompass sightings in spaces beyond just the sky, including underwater and trans-medium objects that move between air and water.
Introduction
Travel Company Launches UFO Tours
Alpventures Top Secret Tours is offering the Southwest UFO Discovery Tour, the first trip of its kind to bring travelers to famous UFO hotspots in New Mexico and Arizona.
Get ready for a close encounter of the atomic kind.
Main Content
Alpventures Southwest UFO Discovery Tour includes a visit to Trinity Site, where the world's first nuclear bomb was tested on July 16, 1945. The all-inclusive two-week tour in April and October 2011 will cover the history of UFOs in the American Southwest, while visiting significant locations connected to the phenomenon.
Tony Cisneros, Owner of Alpventures Top Secret Tours says;
"UFO sightings have virtually become a daily occurrence. We are heading toward a global UFO event - I think we can all feel it is coming."
Cisneros has guided hundreds of tour groups to World War II Battlefields throughout Europe since 1994 and has researched the UFO phenomenon for over 10 years.
The Southwest UFO Discovery Tour begins in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Destinations include Los Alamos, White Sands, Socorro and Roswell, where during the summer of 1947, a UFO allegedly crash-landed and was recovered by the U.S. military. The tour finishes with three days at Grand Canyon, Sedona and Phoenix, Arizona.
Alpventures Top Secret Tours visit famous UFO hotspots, paranormal sites, military bases and more. For information or to book the tour, please visit our website or contact us toll-free at 1 (888) 991-6718.