This pueblo is a private Indigenous community right off of Interstate 25; most passersby will only see the casino, but an annual festival is open to the public.
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In New Mexico, this scenic mountain state park near the capital offers forested trails, peaceful campsites, and high-altitude views for a refreshing escape.
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This secluded hot springs area in New Mexico offers natural, toasty bathing pools, but you'll need to hike through the wilderness to get there.
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The mysterious mountains of New Mexico are home to one of the most fascinating and controversial discoveries in the history of the United States.
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There are lots of great reasons for taking a road trip in the U.S., including where you plan to take a pit stop. Skip McDonald's and try these regional chains.
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Conveniently connected to other Southwest hubs, this New Mexico city features a lengthy, unexpected rock-and-roll history and family-friendly attractions.
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An easy drive from Albuquerque, this charming museum is home to an assortment of wood-carved figurines, vintage artifacts, and other quirky sights.
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While New Mexico can get scorching hot in the summer, these mountain towns offer a cool escape from the heat along with stunning views of the landscape.
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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.
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This underrated state park, surrounded by the Santa Fe National Forest, highlights the Land of Enchantment's beautiful landscapes with towering cliffs.
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This historic farm stay near Albuquerque boasts Michelin recognition, lavender fields, farm-to-table dining, and Pueblo Revival architecture.
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South 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.
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Albuquerque, 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.
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The Rocky Mountains offer some gorgeous views and challenging hikes as well as relaxing hot springs. While exploring, you'll need a place to stay.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a city rich in history in culture, and this beautiful, walkable neighborhood will teach you a lot about the city.
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If 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.
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Located in Petroglyph National Monument just a few minutes from downtown Albuquerque, this destination offers a chance to walk among volcanoes.
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From enormous, flashing neon signs to traditional Pueblo architecture, Albuquerque is one of the best stops along Route 66 for nostalgia lovers.
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Got 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.
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New 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.
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This 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.
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This New Mexico state park offers winding desert trails with views of the surrounding mountains, dotted with historic turquoise and galena mines.
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From 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.
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Rockhounders 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.
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Explore this village in western New Mexico, with nearby campgrounds, hikes through forests and past petroglyphs, and affordable meals at Ella’s Cafe.
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From desert dunes to ancient ruins, these top-rated New Mexico destinations stand out for scenery, history, and visitor-approved experiences.
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Few 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.
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