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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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According to a survey of thousands of avid travelers, one New Mexico spot, bursting with history and creative flair, is the best city in the U.S.
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New Mexico is an incredible spot for stargazing, but you may not know that this spot in the forested mountains is one of the best places for solar skygazing.
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This hidden gem is tucked away in the New Mexico desert, offering stunning hiking trails, gorgeous water views, and a sizable campground close to the action.
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This little-known state park near Albuquerque offers a peaceful campground for tents and RVs, but several hiking trails and easy access to nearby attractions.
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This riverside New Mexico town has it all, from local vineyards for enjoying a glass of wine to art galleries that showcase its Indigenous and Western roots.
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Spend the night in one of America's most unique stays, carved into New Mexico's cliffside with stunning views of the desert and Four Corners region.
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