Mini travel guides on where to go and what to eat and drink in Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Northern New Mexico!
It’s no secret that Santa Fe is a nature-lover’s paradise - but with so many options to choose from, it can be overwhelming when it comes to finding the perfect spots to hike, swim, ski, raft, and more. From fan favorites to hidden gems, northern New Mexico has a wealth of stunning outdoor spots to get out and explore.
Read MoreNew Mexico might not be the first state that comes to mind when you think of world-class rapids, but the Land of Enchantment might surprise you when it comes to great white water rafting opportunities. You can go white water rafting at several spots along the Rio Grande as well as on the Rio Chama. There are plenty of raft guide companies to choose from and trips for all skill-levels, whether you’re looking for fast and furious rapids or smooth, family-friendly rafting.
Read MoreYou may not think of waterfalls when you think of New Mexico, but the high desert is full of hidden gems in the waterfall department. Whether you’re in the mood for a good hike, a quick dip, or just want to enjoy the soothing sight and sound of a good waterfall, here are our top picks!
Read MoreIf you know where to look, New Mexico has quite a few lakes to fish, swim, and hike around. Especially during warm summer months, these lakes provide welcome relief from the high desert heat and a little oasis for water-lovers in the land-locked Land of Enchantment.
Read MoreSanta Fe stands at a little over 7,000 feet above sea level, making it the highest capital city in the United States. While most Santa Fe residents are well-acclimated to the elevation, it can take visitors by surprise.
Read MoreThe Land of Enchantment has some of the most stunning sunsets in the country. Cotton candy skies, sweeping vistas, and glowing high desert twilights are part of the package when it comes to visiting New Mexico.
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