Do The Locomotion
Above: Taking photos out in the open air on Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. “From this point on, it’s 1880. You’ve gotten on a time machine and you’re going to be on it until we get to Chama.” With…
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Above: Taking photos out in the open air on Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. “From this point on, it’s 1880. You’ve gotten on a time machine and you’re going to be on it until we get to Chama.” With…
Read MoreAbove: Santo Domingo Trading Post. Note the reference to New Mexico Magazine , between defunct Life and Look. UPDATE: Santo Domingo Pueblo has indefinitely postponed the planned opening for the trading…
Read MoreWhen Jake Cordova, 20, was a high school senior in Las Vegas, the Fort Union Drive-In, where he worked part-time, threatened to close. Film studios were no longer supplying new 35-millimeter prints…
Read MoreAs the Sandia Peak Tramway soars into its 50th year—and welcomes its 11 millionth passenger this spring—it’s set to create even more golden moments for high-minded Burqueños. To mark its anniversary…
Read MoreThe Route Begin in Gallup, the urban epicenter of Native American life in New Mexico. Head out for a half-day historic trading post journey north along U.S. 491 (locals prefer its former name, Route…
Read MoreTHE ROUTE: Begin in Ratón, 10 miles S. of the Colorado border and 92 miles W. of Oklahoma, where the Mountain Route of the historic Santa Fe Trail spills into New Mexico from the steep Ratón Pass…
Read MoreNEED TO KNOW Bernalillo Abuelita’s 621 S. Camino del Pueblo; (505) 867-9988; abuelitasnmkitchen.com Coronado Historic Site 485 Kuaua Rd.; (505) 867-5351; nmmonuments.org/coronado Hyatt Regency…
Read MoreNEED TO KNOW From Albuquerque, drive 156 miles northeast on I-25 to exit 366 at Watrous. Proceed 8 miles on N.M. 161. You’ll find a picnic area, restrooms, and water. The visitor center has a…
Read MoreNEED TO KNOW Blue House Bakery 609 N. Canyon St.; (575) 628-0555 Cactus Cafe 26 Carlsbad Cavern Hwy., White’s City; (575) 785-2291 Carlsbad Museum and Art Center 418 W. Fox St.; (575) 887-0276;…
Read MoreNEED TO KNOW CARRIZOZO & TULAROSA Casa de Sueños New Mexican Restaurant & Gift Shop 35 St. Francis Dr., Tularosa; (575) 585-3494 Gallery 408 408 12th St., Carrizozo; (575) 648-2598;…
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