Mini travel guides on where to go and what to eat and drink in Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Northern New Mexico!
New Mexico might not be the first state that comes to mind when you think of world-class rapids, but the Land of Enchantment might surprise you when it comes to great white water rafting opportunities. You can go white water rafting at several spots along the Rio Grande as well as on the Rio Chama. There are plenty of raft guide companies to choose from and trips for all skill-levels, whether you’re looking for fast and furious rapids or smooth, family-friendly rafting.
Read MoreYou may not think of waterfalls when you think of New Mexico, but the high desert is full of hidden gems in the waterfall department. Whether you’re in the mood for a good hike, a quick dip, or just want to enjoy the soothing sight and sound of a good waterfall, here are our top picks!
Read MoreMadrid is a quirky and eclectic town situated on the historic Turquoise Trail, about a 45-minute drive to the south of Santa Fe. A former mining town, Madrid was reborn in the 70s and 80s as an art colony full of galleries, shops, and historic charm. Madrid makes an excellent day trip if you’re looking to explore the Santa Fe area, and has plenty of options to choose from when it comes to food, shopping, and activities.
Read MoreWondering where to get delicious brunch in ABQ? Albuquerque has a wealth of options, offering everything from New Mexican classics to fresh farm-to-table fare and everything in between.
Read MoreWhile Santa Fe has a whole host of attractions to keep you occupied throughout the day, it’s not a city necessarily known for its nightlife. Santa Fe has a smaller population of young people than many other cities of its size, and most bars and restaurants shut down before midnight. If you’re looking to grab a drink or a bite to eat, or just want to get out and socialize with other people, your late-night options are a bit limited. Luckily, however, what Santa Fe lacks in quantity it makes up for in quality.
Read MoreIf you know where to look, New Mexico has quite a few lakes to fish, swim, and hike around. Especially during warm summer months, these lakes provide welcome relief from the high desert heat and a little oasis for water-lovers in the land-locked Land of Enchantment.
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