Explore the Best of New Mexico
Browse curated guides and local favorites — from scenic parks and day trips to top attractions across New Mexico.
Ready to dive into New Mexico? From small-town gems and wide-open vistas to quirky roadside stops, this is your launchpad for discovering what makes New Mexico shine.
Browse curated guides and local favorites — from scenic parks and day trips to top attractions across New Mexico.
10 Bucket List Adventures You Can Only Have in New Mexico
Nestled about 25 miles northwest of Santa Fe, Bandelier National Monument offers a captivating glimpse into ancient Pueblo life amid rugged canyon landscapes.
15 Unique Museums Worth Visiting in New Mexico
In Santa Fe, just a short walk from the historic Plaza, the Museum of International Folk Art invites visitors to explore the world through vibrant, handcrafted
25 Fascinating Facts You Never Knew About New Mexico
Nestled just a short drive northeast from Albuquerque, the Petroglyph National Monument offers a remarkable glimpse into the ancient past of New Mexico.A Foodie’s Guide to New Mexico: What to Eat and Where
Santa Fe, just about an hour north of Albuquerque, is the beating heart of New Mexico’s culinary scene.
Celebrities You Didn’t Know Were from New Mexico
In the high desert town of Roswell, about 75 miles southeast of Albuquerque, visitors can explore the Roswell Museum and Art Center, a spot famed not only forCity vs. Country Life in New Mexico: Pros, Cons, and Best of Both Worlds
Santa Fe, the state capital perched high in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, offers a quintessential urban experience wrapped in centuries of art and culture.Craft Breweries, Distilleries, and Wineries That Put New Mexico on the Map
Just a short drive north of Albuquerque lies the town of Santa Fe, where the iconic Second Street Brewery has become a gathering place for craft beer lovers.Exploring New Mexico by Train, Boat, or Hot Air Balloon
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad offers one of the most enchanting train journeys in the American Southwest, winding through the rugged mountains ofFall Foliage Road Trips Across New Mexico
Just over an hour’s drive north of Albuquerque lies the enchanting landscape of the Jemez Mountains, where the quaint village of Jemez Springs serves as aHow New Mexico Stacks Up: Food, Fun, and Culture Compared to Its Neighbors
About an hour north of Albuquerque, nestled in the scenic northern highlands, is Taos Pueblo—a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the oldest continuouslyIndigenous Culture and Heritage Sites to Explore in New Mexico
Just south of Santa Fe, the village of Tesuque offers an intimate glimpse into Pueblo life that has thrived for centuries.Legendary Figures from New Mexico Who Changed the World
In the high desert near Santa Fe, the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum offers a vivid window into the life of one of New Mexico’s most iconic artists, whose work changedNational Parks and Natural Wonders That Make New Mexico a Must-Visit
A journey into the vast wilderness of Carlsbad Caverns National Park, nestled in the southeastern corner of New Mexico about three hours southeast ofNew Mexico in Movies and TV: Famous Filming Locations You Can Visit
Just a short drive southwest of Albuquerque, the rugged terrain of the Sandia Mountains offers a stunning backdrop that has drawn filmmakers for decades.New Mexico’s Role in American Music: From Jazz to Rock to Country
Santa Fe, nestled about an hour north of Albuquerque, is a cornerstone for understanding New Mexico’s deep musical roots, especially in jazz.North vs. South New Mexico: What’s the Difference?
Northern New Mexico’s landscape is defined by the rugged Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and nowhere is this more apparent than at Taos Ski Valley, about an hour’sQuirky Roadside Attractions You’ll Only Find in New Mexico
Nestled about 25 miles north of Albuquerque, the town of Madrid holds a charming peculiarity that captures the essence of New Mexico’s quirky roadside culture.Springtime Blooms: Gardens and Wildflowers Across New Mexico
Nestled in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the Albuquerque Biological Park offers an unexpected oasis of springtime colors just a short driveSummer Festivals and Fairs That Bring New Mexico to Life
Santa Fe, perched about an hour north of Albuquerque, hosts one of the Southwest’s most enchanting gatherings: the Santa Fe Indian Market.The 10 Most Beautiful Cities in New Mexico
Nestled in the northern high desert, Taos stands out with its Pueblo-style adobe buildings that have anchored the community for centuries.The Architecture Lover’s Guide to New Mexico
In Santa Fe, about an hour north of Albuquerque, the Palace of the Governors stands as a monumental gateway into New Mexico’s architectural soul.The Best Small Towns in New Mexico to Visit (or Even Move To)
Nestled in the northern reaches of New Mexico, Taos offers a vivid blend of high desert charm and artistic spirit, located about 70 miles northwest of Santa Fe.The Coolest College Towns in New Mexico
Nestled in northern New Mexico, the city of Las Cruces buzzes quietly about 45 minutes north of El Paso, Texas.The Great Debate: New Mexico’s Best BBQ / Pizza / Seafood Spots Ranked
In Albuquerque, just a short drive from the Sandia Mountains’ eastern foothills, The Frontier Barbeque has earned a loyal following for its distinctive take onThe Most Haunted Places in New Mexico (And the Stories Behind Them)
In the heart of northern New Mexico, nestled within the historic district of Santa Fe—just a short walk from the bustling Plaza—you’ll find the La Fonda Hotel.The Most Iconic Foods and Drinks That Originated in New Mexico
In Santa Fe, about an hour north of Albuquerque, diners can savor the authentic taste of New Mexican cuisine at The Shed, a beloved institution nestled in theThe Most Instagrammable Spots in New Mexico
Just a short drive north of Albuquerque lies the striking Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, where geology shapes a surreal landscape of cone-shapedThe Music, Arts, and Festivals That Define New Mexico
In the heart of Santa Fe, just a few blocks from the historic Plaza, the Lensic Performing Arts Center stands as a vibrant beacon of New Mexico’s rich musicalThe Strangest Road Names in New Mexico and How They Got Them
A drive through Albuquerque, New Mexico’s largest city, reveals some road names that might make you pause—like Central Avenue, the former Route 66, which slicesThe Ultimate Family Vacation Guide to New Mexico
Nestled just 25 minutes north of Santa Fe, Bandelier National Monument offers families a thrilling blend of natural beauty and ancient history.The Ultimate Road Trip Through New Mexico: Hidden Gems and Scenic Stops
Nestled a mere 30 minutes north of Albuquerque, the Sandia Peak Tramway offers a breathtaking introduction to New Mexico’s diverse landscapes.The Untold History of New Mexico: Surprising Stories That Shaped America
Nestled in the high desert about 35 miles southwest of Santa Fe, the Bandelier National Monument offers a striking gateway into New Mexico’s layered past.The Wildest Urban Legends from New Mexico
Just outside Roswell, about a 45-minute drive south of Albuquerque, lies the International UFO Museum and Research Center, a nexus for one of New Mexico's mostTop 20 Outdoor Adventures in New Mexico
Nestled just 35 miles northwest of Santa Fe, the Santa Fe National Forest offers a captivating gateway to wilderness adventure.UFOs, Ghosts, and Cryptids: Paranormal New Mexico
Just a short drive from Albuquerque, about 35 miles west, lies the enigmatic town of Socorro.Weird Laws Still on the Books in New Mexico
Near Santa Fe, just a short 20-minute drive from the city center, the New Mexico Supreme Court building offers visitors a glimpse into the state’s legalWhat Locals Love Most About Living in New Mexico
A short drive north from Albuquerque leads to the Sandia Mountains and the Sandia Peak Tramway, a must-visit for those who appreciate breathtaking panoramas andWhere to See the Best Holiday Lights in New Mexico
Just outside Albuquerque, the small town of Los Lunas brings a cozy charm to holiday light displays that rivals bigger cities.Why Everyone Should Visit New Mexico at Least Once in Their Lifetime
Nestled just a short drive south of Santa Fe, the Bandelier National Monument offers an unforgettable glimpse into ancient Native American life.Winter Adventures: Skiing, Snowboarding, and Cozy Cabins in New Mexico
Nestled just 16 miles northeast of Santa Fe, the Ski Santa Fe resort offers a winter playground set against the breathtaking Sangre de Cristo Mountains.