The 10 Best Hidden Hot Spring Hikes In America
Nothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
Read MoreNothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
Read MoreThis underrated state park, surrounded by the Santa Fe National Forest, highlights the Land of Enchantment's beautiful landscapes with towering cliffs.
Read MoreThis historic farm stay near Albuquerque boasts Michelin recognition, lavender fields, farm-to-table dining, and Pueblo Revival architecture.
Read MoreSouth of New Mexico’s main hub, Albuquerque, is another once-bustling area with a rich history and an iconic food festival nestled in the desert.
Read MoreAlbuquerque, New Mexico, is known for a lot, but you might not be familiar with the city’s biking trails. There is a lot of beauty to take in along the way.
Read MoreThe Rocky Mountains offer some gorgeous views and challenging hikes as well as relaxing hot springs. While exploring, you'll need a place to stay.
Read MoreAlbuquerque, New Mexico, is a city rich in history in culture, and this beautiful, walkable neighborhood will teach you a lot about the city.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a slice of serenity surrounded by sumptuous scenery, look no further than this lakeside state park in the Land of Enchantment.
Read MoreLocated in Petroglyph National Monument just a few minutes from downtown Albuquerque, this destination offers a chance to walk among volcanoes.
Read MoreFrom enormous, flashing neon signs to traditional Pueblo architecture, Albuquerque is one of the best stops along Route 66 for nostalgia lovers.
Read MoreGot a big appetite? If so, these five hearty spots are essential places to check out for some of the most substantial (and delicious) dishes in New Mexico.
Read MoreNew Mexico is known for its natural beauty, and there is plenty to be found in this charming Albuquerque suburb that lies along the Rio Grande.
Read MoreThis part of town includes several residential blocks and a pretty park that are convenient to popular areas of town, such as Nob Hill and the fairgrounds.
Read MoreThis New Mexico state park offers winding desert trails with views of the surrounding mountains, dotted with historic turquoise and galena mines.
Read MoreFrom soaking in hot springs and hiking scenic trails to exploring local art galleries and cultural sites, we've rounded up New Mexico's best mountain towns.
Read MoreRockhounders can find all kinds of gemstones across the United States, but there are certain places where geodes can be found if you know where to look.
Read MoreExplore this village in western New Mexico, with nearby campgrounds, hikes through forests and past petroglyphs, and affordable meals at Ella’s Cafe.
Read MoreFrom desert dunes to ancient ruins, these top-rated New Mexico destinations stand out for scenery, history, and visitor-approved experiences.
Read MoreFew cities are as well positioned as Albuquerque when it comes to nature being at their front doorstep, and this peaceful neighborhood is the epitome of that.
Read MoreSprawling across the border of Colorado and New Mexico, this state park offers visitors several campgrounds and plenty of space for watersports.
Read MoreIf you're planning on taking an epic road trip across the American Southwest, be sure to plan a few pit stops to some fan-favorite eateries along the way.
Read MoreHome to an abundance of restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues, Downtown Albuquerque is a walkable neighborhood with plenty to discover.
Read MoreIf you're a traveler fascinated by abandoned places, head to New Mexico, where you'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to seeing ghost towns of old.
Read MoreThe United States is sadly overlooked by tourists looking to take in the healing waters of natural hot springs. Here's where you can go for a relaxing soak.
Read MoreWant to enjoy charming downtowns, beautiful scenery, and a laid-back atmosphere all at once? These peaceful cities might have just what you're looking for.
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Read MoreNew Mexico isn't all dry. This man-made lake provides the best of both the desert and the beach, with gorgeous views, watersports, and camping spots.
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