New Mexico Trails Guide
FOR A HORSE RIDE Trails into the Pecos Wilderness often start with difficulty, climbing out of the Pecos River canyon and up into the high peaks. “The trade-off is that the scenery and the terrain are…
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FOR A HORSE RIDE Trails into the Pecos Wilderness often start with difficulty, climbing out of the Pecos River canyon and up into the high peaks. “The trade-off is that the scenery and the terrain are…
Read More1 Hit spring arts festivals. Bosque Redondo Memorial Fiber Fair, Fort Sumner Sheep shearing, wool carding, and weaving are on the schedule Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bosque Redondo…
Read More1 Sit under the stars. See the stars close up at the Starry Nights event at the Pecos National Historical Park on Saturday at 8 p.m. Santa Fe Stargazers will be there with telescopes and lots of…
Read MoreGhost Ranch, Abiquiú View the spectacular vistas and actual locations of Georgia O’Keeffe’s paintings on the back of a horse rented from the stables at the Ghost Ranch Education and Retreat Center…
Read MoreTHE REMOTE STATUS of some state parks means campers can observe an unpolluted and inspiring view of the night skies that has been largely unchanged for centuries, says Peter Lipscomb, former director…
Read MoreCerrillos rewards hikers with expansive views. THE RAILROAD CROSSING ARMS LOWER and the warning bells ring out, breaking the quiet of a village that has had neither a train stop nor a station for…
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