Five Things to Do This Weekend
Above: Joe West performs alongside his uncle Archie West for a live stream concert from the family's living room. Photograph courtesy of Joe West. PATIO DINING, FOLK MUSIC, and dipping your toes in…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
Above: David Estrada. Photograph by Juan Lebreche. Just for reference, it’s Friday. So you and your favorite sweatpants made it to the weekend. To celebrate, we’ve rounded up a tasty at-home cookie…
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Seven Things To Do This Weekend
Above: Staying in, can also include going outside—if you plan on going for a hike, that is. Photograph by M. Angie Salazar. We get it. It’s been quite the week. You’ve put together a workable…
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Heavens on Earth
Above: Jewels of the night bedeck the sky above the Florida Mountains, in southwestern New Mexico. Photographs by Wayne Suggs. A QUILT OF STARS REFLECTS on the steaming water of one of three hot…
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Change of Pace
Above: Aztec's Alien Run Trail offers other-wordly vistas and mild weather, even in the deepest part of winter. Photographs by Jeremy Wade Shockley. AT NINE ON A SATURDAY night, Farmington is quiet…
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Urban Jungle
Above: Hitting the Paseo del Bosque Trail is like taking a mini-vacation from the city. Photograph Courtesy of ABQ Free Images. The Albuquerque metropolitan area has about one million humans. But it…
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Four of New Mexico's Best Hikes
Above: La Ventana Arch in the El Malpais National Conservation Area, near Grants. Photograph by Efraín Padró /Alamy Stock Photo. New Mexico has 39 national wilderness areas. From desert hoodoos to…
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From New Mexico to Texas On This 100-Mile-Long Trail
Above: At 8,751 feet, Guadalupe Peak is the highest point in Texas and the end of the Guadalupe Ridge Trail, which begins in New Mexico. Photographs by Michael DeYoung. IT WAS LATE, maybe too late…
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Finding a Dream State in Jemez Springs
Above: The ruins of Jemez Historic Site nestle near a spectacular mesa. Photographs by Minesh Bacrania. THE MURAL ON THE faded exterior of the Los Ojos Saloon, an old mercantile built in 1947 in…
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