Ruins 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.
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Make 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.
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For an unforgettable outdoor spa experience, it's tough to beat this sulfur-free, natural hot spring nestled among New Mexico's sandstone cliffs.
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Near Albuquerque, this enchanting New Mexico city is the ideal gateway to gems like the Petroglyph National Monument, Rio Grande, and other must-visit spots.
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New 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.
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At 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.
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The magic of New Mexico is best experienced in its wilderness, and these fabulous hot springs provide plenty of serenity in the mountains near Albuquerque.
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A remote community in rural New Mexico with a unique Prohibition-era history is home to one of the largest wolf sanctuaries in the country.
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Get 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.
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If 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.
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While South Dakota and Utah's badlands might be better known, New Mexico's colorful rock formations and remote badland wilderness is worth a visit.
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There'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.
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Road 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.
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If you're planning a trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico, this award-winning hotel offers absolutely stunning lodging with vibrant textiles and beautiful antiques.
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While 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.
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When 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.
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When 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.
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Most 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.
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Cave art has mesmerized people for so long, but a talented creator has turned New Mexico's underground into settings for embracing peace and serenity.
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New 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.
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In 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.
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If 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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Hundreds of thousands of travelers head to this Southwest U.S. destination annually to worship at this holy site in a marvelously beautiful setting.
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Golfers love traveling all over the world for beautiful courses and creative designs, but this intense New Mexico competition is anything but luxurious.
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A scenic byway connecting the major tourist hubs of Santa Fe and Taos has art galleries, shops, scenic overlooks, and hiking trails for the ultimate road trip.
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This oddly named New Mexico town is known for its wellness resorts, health tourism, and hot springs that provide a unique and relaxing getaway.
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Skip Nevada's Las Vegas and head to New Mexico's own version. For saloons, history, and a walk on the Wild West side, this an underrated town you can't miss.
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