New Mexico

Explore the vibrant tapestry of Santa Rosa, New Mexico, where historical charm, natural wonders, and the spirit of Americana collide. 🏞️ 💎 🚗🌄

New Mexico is a state full of surprises! You already know that it's home to stunning landscapes and a vibrant culture. Beyond the desert vistas and pueblo villages, have you ever been curious if there are other fascinating places that you won't find anywhere else? Let's take a journey through 10 of the oddest spots

If you’re ready to get enchanted, don’t miss your chance and see these stunning places to visit in New Mexico. Check it out now!

Readers reveal their favorite must-see hot springs, ancient ruins, steam railroads, boondock spots, campgrounds and drives in northwest New Mexico.

Ready to plan your next big trip? Here’s our ultimate guide to visiting Santa Fe, from the famous art galleries you won’t want to miss to how to order chile like a seasoned pro.

If you enjoy art, caves, or hidden destinations, you'll want to travel to New Mexico ASAP. The artist Ra Paulette sculpts incredible, immersive underground caves by hand and you can find around a dozen underneath local deserts. Sandstone shrines to nature, most are on private property but you can tour one gem at Origin of Northern New Mexico. It makes for a great day trip and you'll want to add this destination to your bucket list.

Its history includes dinosaur fossils, cattle rustlers, Georgia O'Keeffe, and a mythical giant rattlesnake named Vivaron.

Look East at the Sandia mountains in Albuquerque, New Mexico. . . . #NewMexico #newmexicolife #NewMexicoLove #newmexicophotographer #newmexicoartist...

Taos, New Mexico, was officially founded in the late 1700s, but people started settling in the area hundreds of years before that. The city is known for its rich history and distinct adobe buildings. Here's what to do on a weekend visit.