In the mountains north of Albuquerque and Santa Fe are some of the best ski resorts in the Southwest, thanks to their sun-kissed winter days and freshly powdered trails. While some ski resorts are world-famous and often crowded, others are hidden gems, known for short lines and open space. New Mexico has something for everyone, …
9 Amazing American Ski Towns to Live In
There are plenty of ski towns across the US, but not all have something extra that elevates them. These top mountain towns in the United States all reside within minutes of world-class downhill ski slopes and feature cool communities to live and visit. They have amenities and activities that can’t be experienced at just any …
Pros and Cons of Moving to New Mexico
Have you been enticed by New Mexico’s nickname, “The Land of Enchantment”, to consider making it your new permanent home? This Southwest gem holds some amazing benefits (and a few drawbacks) to living in this region of the U.S. These days, many people share the desire to escape the gloom of urban life in favor …
6 Best Ski Towns to Live in New Mexico
For natural beauty, the “Land of Enchantment” may be the most underrated state in the country. As you’ll see from our list of the best New Mexico ski towns below, this is a place with stunning scenery and endless outdoor activities to enjoy. Given its location in the Southwest, it would be easy to write …
10 Largest Cities in New Mexico by Population
Based in a “Land of Enchantment”, New Mexico’s biggest cities by population all make fascinating places to live and visit. Although the town sizes dwindle quickly, its largest cities contain sites of historic pop culture and music, as well as record-setting aerial tramways and hot air balloon festivals. With its seemingly unlimited supply of dramatic …
What is New Mexico Most Famous For?
Situated in the Southwest, New Mexico is a mountainous state that is a part of the Four Corners region of the United States. Known as “The Land of Enchantment”, it’s most famous for its incredible landscapes, rich culture, fine art, and unique attractions. Diversity is abundant in both the land and culture. The varying landscape …
17 Most Famous Foods in New Mexico
New Mexico is not only known for its stunning landscapes and picturesque hot air balloon scenes but also for the mingling of Spanish, Native American, and Mexican influences within its dishes. Famous for its green chiles, which are protected and preserved by legislation, the most iconic meals in the state incorporate these bold, vibrant, distinctive …
11 US Ski Resorts with Aerial Trams
The US is home to 21 aerial trams — those giant people movers that are popular among skiers and sightseers for their unique, year-round experience — with about half of them located at ski resorts. The 11 US ski resorts with aerial trams, also called cable cars, detailed below, will give you a bird’s eye …
The Best Camping near Taos, New Mexico
If you’re properly prepared, this northern New Mexico town has great hiking and camping opportunities. Being a resort town, Taos’ best campground options tend to be mostly RV resorts, but tent campers can get out into the surrounding national forest land to find more rugged sites. While often seen as solely a ski town, Taos …
Best Date Ideas In Albuquerque, New Mexico
Planning for a date can be overwhelming, especially in a beautiful city like Albuquerque. Albuquerque offers lovers a wide array of options when it comes to that romantic getaway that will rekindle the spark. The options range from stunning botanical gardens to hot-air balloon ride to hiking, just to mention a few. Maybe you are …
The Best Camping near Santa Fe, New Mexico
The capital of the Land of Enchantment also serves as its outdoor crown jewel. Surrounded by wilderness and National Forest Service land, Santa Fe holds some of the best camping in all of New Mexico. Both RVs and tents will find suitable campgrounds nearby in a variety of settings, including plenty within nature. Given the …
Discover 8 Wondrous Waterfalls in New Mexico
One of the most unexpected destinations that you can find waterfalls is in the American Southwest, especially the state of New Mexico. While many people would never think of this state as a waterfall haven, the natural canyons of New Mexico form thousands of waterfalls each spring and summer. The mountainous terrain in the north …