This tiny town is an Old West time capsule on the New Mexico and Arizona border, with vast mountainous landscapes and a thriving arts scene to discover.
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This state park near Taos offers a fantastic natural retreat with stunning palisades, camping options, hiking trails, and fishing opportunities.
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The original "Bridge to Nowhere" in New Mexico is an iconic destination that you may recognize from famous film sets, near an artsy town you should visit.
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An artsy gem on Route 66 near Navajo reservation land and the famous Four Corners features beautiful red rocks, Old West, and Old Hollywood history.
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New Mexico is a spectacular combo of stunning nature, rich history, and unique culture. Head between Albuquerque and Santa Fe to see the best of all three.
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This Land of Enchantment swimming hole is renowned by scuba divers and Route 66 road trippers for its cool temperatures and stunningly clear water.
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This Western state boasts more cultural attractions than any other, offering visitors a wealth of opportunities to explore artsy towns, galleries, and museums.
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Discover the 'Land of Ice and Fire' in New Mexico at this destination with a long history and trails through volcanic and subterranean wonders.
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Experience Radiator Springs from "Cars" in real life in this New Mexico town filled with neon lights, roadside attractions, and cozy Route 66 motels.
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A town in New Mexico is full of Wild West history, and a mercado dating back to 1857 shows off the town's artsy flair near restaurants with delicious food.
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If you're seeking innovative eateries, gorgeous hiking trails, and striking desert landscapes, this Albuquerque neighborhood is bound to impress.
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Visitors to the Land of Enchantment won't want to miss out on this incredible state park in New Mexico, with the opportunity to camp by a lake and see wildlife.
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Several New Mexico restaurants are embracing Native American heritage, and the state is becoming a mecca for food enthusiasts seeking its unique cuisine.
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Relive the Old West in Cimarron at a storied hotel with haunted rooms, a classic saloon, and a past that welcomed guests like Billy the Kid.
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New Mexico offers lots of natural gems, but steer clear of certain water bodies, as venomous snakes call them home. Here are the top ones to keep in mind.
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If you're looking for a destination filled with history and culture, this town in New Mexico is home to an ancient settlement and other more modern sites.
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If you're traveling between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, stop by this small New Mexican town to glimpse the past and enjoy its shops and thriving art scene.
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This charming, little town was built around a historic railroad and offers visitors some gorgeous panoramas, a vibrant downtown, and more. Find out more.
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Located on iconic Route 66 in New Mexico is a spectacular lake where visitors can enjoy a dip in its crystal clear water, reminiscent of the Caribbean Sea.
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If you love spicy peppers, Southwestern cuisine, and fiery funky festivals, then this unique New Mexico farm town belongs on your bucket list.
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Wander among incredibly preserved dinosaur tracks while enjoying lakeside recreation and views of the stars at the first dark sky state park in New Mexico.
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Take a trip back to the neon age in this Albuquerque neighborhood that boasts plenty of fine local flavors and walkable streets lined with unique architecture.
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The gorgeous, quirky town is close to White Sands National Park in New Mexico and is a treasure trove of other amazing things to do. Here's why you should go.
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To enjoy the outdoors and beat the heat in New Mexico, head to this underrated state park filled with sparkling spring-fed lakes that are perfect for a swim.
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If you're looking for the most breathtaking views in the Southwest, look no further than this overlooked part of New Mexico that is famous for its volcanoes.
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New Mexico is steeped in history and natural beauty. Take a trip to this historical city to enjoy the arts, hiking, and a top birding refuge in the U.S.
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Once the second-largest city in New Mexico frequented by Billy the Kid, this remote destination is now an abandoned ghost town with a famous Wild West saloon.
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