These Grit-Soaked American Towns Are Wild West Escapes
For a taste of the iconic Wild West, head to any of these American destinations, where you'll find cowboy history and heritage is alive and well.
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Between Tucson And Albuquerque Is A Gila-Forested Canyon Town With Hot Springs, Trails, And Camping
The desert of New Mexico is a treasure trove of exotic sites, like the natural beauty and hot springs near this canyon town between Albuquerque and Tucson.
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New Mexico's Mural-Filled Hub Is A Lively City With Big Flavor, Art Festivals, And Cowboy Legends
Discover the vibrant art destination in New Mexico that's filled with festivals, murals, Southwestern cuisine, and has a long Old West history.
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Just West Of Carlsbad Caverns Is A Desert Oasis Preserve With One Of New Mexico's Most Stunning Waterfalls
After visiting New Mexico's Carlsbad Caverns, head to these stunning 150-foot-high waterfalls named after a famous Indian chief for a refreshing swim.
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Outside Of Albuquerque Are Three New Mexico Monuments Rich With History, Structures, And Beauty
Just outside the bustle of Albuquerque lies this piece of New Mexico history that's beautiful and fascinating for those interested in Native Americans.
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New Mexico's Desert Village Near Santa Fe Has Historic Restaurants, Lush Orchards, And Upscale Rural Charm
With a strong farming heritage that continues amidst luxury accommodations and natural beauty, this historic village is a green oasis in the New Mexico desert.
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Hidden In The New Mexico Bootheel Is An Underrated City Offering Recreation And Southwestern Charm
This humble New Mexico city has only 2,000 people, but fascinating roots, a ghost town, and a link to one of the most famous trails in the country.
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This Uncrowded New Mexico Beach Is A Hidden Gem Nestled In An Underrated City
When you think beaches, you don't typically imagine New Mexico, but the Southwestern state is home to a stunning shoreline full of adventures.
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New Mexico's Epic Whitewater Run Is A Thrill-Seekers Dream Hidden Between Stunning Southwest Cliffs
This part of the Rio Grande has outstanding rafting and kayaking, but be warned — it's not for beginners; these Class IV and V rapids really take it up a notch!
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New Mexico's Underrated State Park Is A Glittering Gem With Fishing, Boating, And Mountain-Framed Beaches
This outdoor escape in New Mexico is a desert state park where you can camp under the stars, fish in mountain lakes, and experience beautiful, rugged terrain.
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Southwest New Mexico's Hidden Gem Has Easy Access To Gila National Forest With A Famous National Landmark
While visiting this New Mexico city, immerse yourself in history; explore America's first designated wilderness area & a military site with a fascinating past.
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This Hidden Village In New Mexico Offers A Tranquil Park, Historic Landmarks, And The Warmth Of A Small Town
New Mexico is best known for its White Sands National Park and Roswell, but it also has some beautifully scenic mountains with quaint towns worth visiting.
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This Charming New Mexico Village South Of Albuquerque Is A Cozy Getaway With Shops And Restaurants
Tucked away just south of Albuquerque is a charming retreat that's a gateway to the larger city, complete with exquisite dining and a bounty of shops to enjoy.
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New Mexico's Scenic Byway Is A Fall Favorite Ribbon Of Mountain Villages, Wild Rivers, And Delicious Eats
Take a scenic trip through the New Mexico wilderness with this epic route, which takes you through gorgeous landscapes and the lovely town of Taos.
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The Gem Of New Mexico's Enchanted Circle Is This Charming Village Full Of Artists And Boutiques
Immerse yourself in New Mexico's culture with a visit to this small town, where pottery studios, art galleries, and local boutiques reign supreme.
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New Mexico's State Park Brimming With Wildlife Is A Tucked-Away Haven To Camp, Hike, And Fish
A state park in New Mexico is a destination for camping, hiking, and fishing, and you can get here through an epic road trip.
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This Scenic Rocky Mountain Railroad Is The World's Best Fall Train Journey For 2025
Ever wonder what it would be like if traveling itself was as relaxing as your destination? A scenic train ride can be much less stressful than an airplane.
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New Mexico's Abandoned Ghost Town Along Route 66 Was A Once-Thriving Community
Although it was a once-thriving community, this town in New Mexico was officially abandoned in 2011 after decades of prosperity as a Route 66 stop.
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Santa Rosa's Dazzling Recreation Lake Just Off Route 66 Is A Secret New Mexico Spot With Beachy Fun
If you want to cool off while traveling on Route 66, this lake in Santa Rosa offers a beach-like experience and a fun obstacle course in the water.
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New Mexico's Underrated City Is A Desert Haven With Big Skies, Ancient Roots, And Fly Fishing
The Land of Enchantment has a magical desert sanctuary with a river that's perfect for fly fishing. By plane, it's only accessible from a regional airport.
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New Mexico's Stunning Aspen Forest Trail In Santa Fe Has Cool Alpine Vistas And Begs To Be Hiked In Every Season
Conveniently near the city, this trail is abundant with natural beauty and opportunities for adventures in all four seasons, with a summit at 12,000 feet.
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Nestled In New Mexico's Gila National Forest Is A Scenic Campground With Pristine Dark Sky Stargazing
This campground may have basic amenities, however the views are anything but. Sleep under twinkling stars and catch the Milky Way from this Dark Sky Sanctuary.
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The 'Artisan Capital Of The US' Is A Popular New Mexico Getaway With Destination-Worthy Shops
This vibrant destination offers a mix of authentic Native American art, vintage finds, and bustling summer markets in America's first UNESCO Creative City.
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New Mexico's Beer Capital Is A Bustling City Know For Its Vibrant Culture And Iconic Festivals
Witness a fusion of cultures and savor some of the best brews this side of the border when you visit the beer capital of New Mexico.
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Carlsbad Caverns' Secret Trail With A Gruesome Name Hides A Side Of The Park Few Visitors Get To See
Carlsbad Caverns National Park is beloved for its impressive caves and subterranean rock formations. But a lesser-known, nearby trail is just as rewarding.
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Situated Between Santa Fe And Taos Is A Scenic Village Where Tradition Lingers And The Mountains Feel Sacred
A place that is held sacred sits between Santa Fe and Taos in New Mexico, a place where cultures have melded and a destination for historical discoveries.
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High In New Mexico's Gila National Forest Is An Abandoned Town With Rusted Relics And Gold Rush Charm
This near-abandoned ghost town was once a lively mining town back during the Gold Rush. Today, intrepid travelers can visit for the day to discover its charm.
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