New Mexico's Rocky Mountain Resort Town: A Quirky, Charming Getaway With Endless Recreation
New Mexico is full of charming resort towns with their own unique characters, and this destination near the Rocky Mountains is no different.
Read MoreNew Mexico is full of charming resort towns with their own unique characters, and this destination near the Rocky Mountains is no different.
Read MoreThis charming community in New Mexico enjoys cheaper living, endless natural beauty, and nostalgia, making it the perfect place to savor your golden years.
Read MoreFor stunning desert views in New Mexico, head to this monument that offers scenic trails that wind through rock formations, canyons, caves, and historic ruins.
Read MoreA historic train ride ventures through the Southern Rockies near the border of New Mexico and Colorado, where local artisans are honored with a festival.
Read MoreFor travelers who love UFO theories, there's no better place to go than this iconic alien-themed city in New Mexico with UFO Museums and fun activities.
Read MoreRuins of some of most impressive buildings in ancient culture are situated in this remote canyon in the Southwest, where you can see the structures up close.
Read MoreMake a stop on your Route 66 excursion at a quaint small town in New Mexico that's serving up a bit of Route 66 history and retro-themed hotels.
Read MoreFor an unforgettable outdoor spa experience, it's tough to beat this sulfur-free, natural hot spring nestled among New Mexico's sandstone cliffs.
Read MoreNear Albuquerque, this enchanting New Mexico city is the ideal gateway to gems like the Petroglyph National Monument, Rio Grande, and other must-visit spots.
Read MoreNew Mexico has a series of beautiful and relaxing natural hot springs, both in town and a short hike away, perfect for a cool-weather plunge.
Read MoreAt 11,000 feet of elevation, you'll find a stunning alpine lake in New Mexico — brave the steep hike, admire the views, and explore the surrounding area later.
Read MoreThe magic of New Mexico is best experienced in its wilderness, and these fabulous hot springs provide plenty of serenity in the mountains near Albuquerque.
Read MoreA remote community in rural New Mexico with a unique Prohibition-era history is home to one of the largest wolf sanctuaries in the country.
Read MoreGet a glimpse into the nation's colorful and culturally fascinating history in New Mexico's "open book of human history" full of mesas and canyons.
Read MoreIf you prefer your hikes with a side of romance, consider trekking to this heart-shaped lake in New Mexico for stunning views from the trail.
Read MoreWhile South Dakota and Utah's badlands might be better known, New Mexico's colorful rock formations and remote badland wilderness is worth a visit.
Read MoreThere's nothing sweeter than discovering a lesser-known destination in the middle of an iconic road trip, and Pie Town has been that spot for 100 years.
Read MoreRoad tripping across the American Southwest offers some of the best scenery around, however, this popular desert state has the most dangerous roads in the U.S.
Read MoreIf you're planning a trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico, this award-winning hotel offers absolutely stunning lodging with vibrant textiles and beautiful antiques.
Read MoreWhile the U.S. has some incredible and historic road trips, you might want to avoid driving in the Western state that has the worst roads in America.
Read MoreWhen driving Route 66 in New Mexico, take a rest at this personality-packed, retro motel, which has been around since the 1950s and has welcomed celebrities.
Read MoreWhen you think New Mexico, you think desert, but this scorching state is also home to one of the biggest, most beautiful lakes in the United States.
Read MoreMost McDonald's have a status quo design. However, one location in New Mexico gives diners an out-of-this-world experience with its extraterrestrial theme.
Read MoreCave art has mesmerized people for so long, but a talented creator has turned New Mexico's underground into settings for embracing peace and serenity.
Read MoreNew Mexico is a haven of southwestern art and culture, and one tiny town in between two big cities epitomizes the unique environment of the state.
Read MoreIn the winter, escape to this New Mexico town high up in the mountains, surrounded by a lush national forest and dotted with charming and historical stops.
Read MoreIf you want a test of the Old West, take a road trip along this scenic byway that will bring you through some fascinating and beautiful spots.
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