OutdoorsHiking. Biking. Skiing. Rafting. Fishing. Camping. Take your pick.Northern New Mexico's high desert is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise! Daytrippers might choose from a lazy afternoon of rafting on the Rio Chama - designated as one of America's WIld and Scenic Rivers - a leisurely drive along the High Road to Taos or a visit to the magical Anasazi ruins at Bandelier National Monument!
Outdoor Spring/Summer ActivitiesThe Sangre de Cristo Mountains are New Mexico's highest, largest and most important mountains with seemingly endless possibilities for both dayhiking and multi-day backpack treks! Click here for more details.
El Rancho de las Golondrinas Now a living museum, "The Ranch of the Swallows" takes you on a journey to the past! Experience the life of another time in a location unlike any other in America! Click here for more information.
Awesome Day TripsDay trips in Northern New Mexico are truly magical! See centuries old villages, Georgia O'Keefe country, Taos Pueblo and ancient Anasazi Ruins! And all just a short drive from Santa Fe! Click here for more information. |
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Hiking in the Pecos Wilderness
The Pecos is the quintessential New Mexico mountain wilderness- high, wide, and beautiful, a wonderland of wildflower-filled meadows, still lakes, deep conifer forests, shimmering aspen groves, many of the state's highest mountains, and abundant wildlife. Click here for more details.
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Santa Fe Area Golf Courses
There are many beautiful, scenic golf courses in the Santa Fe area. Here we give you a comprehensive list of both public and private courses! Click here for more information.