Think the Southwest is all deserts, all the time? Think again. While you might imagine cacti and adobe-style abodes when you think New Mexico, this state has a lot more to offer beyond its stereotypes.
Sitting at an altitude of 7,199 feet, Santa Fe is the highest elevation capital city in the U.S. And from its high elevation vantage point, you can opt to wander the foothills, summit the peaks, or stroll along the arroyos around town.
Next time you're looking for a weekend of romance, head to the Land of Enchantment
From earthships to bordello B&Bs, stay at a one-of-a-kind accommodation that's as unique as the Land of Enchantment itself.
Hiking is one activity you shouldn’t overlook when you’re visiting New Mexico’s most populous city.
Take any one of these weekend road trips from Albuquerque, and you’ll quickly see why New Mexico is known as the Land of Enchantment.
Whether you’re planning a ski vacay or a cultural getaway to hit the artsy hotspots — or you just want some of that famed green chile — book a cabin near Taos to complete your New Mexico retreat.
At the western tip of Texas, El Paso stands as a gateway to adventures across multiple states.
Make a road trip of your drive from Denver to Albuquerque with this alternative route that winds through epic landscapes and historical sites.
Thanks to its unique geology, the Land of Enchantment has an extensive geothermal system and is packed full of hot springs.
From the staggering expanse of White Sands National Park to the “Green Chile Capital of the World," New Mexico is home to a land of sweeping vistas and culturally diverse towns.
Feel your worries melt away in the peace of a secluded cabin surrounded by nothing but the serene beauty of forested mountain peaks.