Roswell After Dark
Whatever happened in Roswell, NM all those
years ago, there is certainly a lot happening now.
Visit the Roswell International UFO Museum
Called "The Belle of the Southwest" when it
was built in 1882, and lovingly restored a century later and
listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the
Plaza Hotel is the premier place to stay in Las Vegas for
both travelers and business people.
Located
in in the Guadalupe Mountains in southeastern New Mexico.
The primary attraction of the park for most visitors is the
show cave, Carlsbad Caverns, where visitors can hike in or
take the elevator directly to the Underground Lunchroom some
750 feet (230 m) below.
Take a
unique tour over the beautiful landscape of New Mexico
aboard a flying trike.
Birds of Bosque del Apache near San Antonio, NM
The
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, is in New Mexico
near the small town of San Antonio, NM, 9 mi. south of
Socorro, and less than an hour and a half from Albuquerque.
Sandhill Cranes, Snow Geese and many other migrating birds
make the Bosque their winter home in beautiful New Mexico,
the Land of Enchantment with incomparable sunsets, delicate
multicolored mountains, intense blue skies and special
light.
Christmas
on the Pecos River is boat tour of riverside homes in
Carlsbad, NM. Tours depart from the Pecos River Village, a
quaint, turn-of-the-century park that is transformed into a
wonderland of sparkling lights and delights (By
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Ice Caves and the Bandera Volcanos
For a
real experience in contrast, visit the Ice Cave and Bandera
Volcano, "The Land of Fire and Ice." Situated on the
Continental Divide you walk through the twisted, old-growth
Juniper, Fir and Ponderosa Pine trees, over the ancient lava
trail to the Ice Cave. Here the natural layers of ice
glisten blue-green in the reflected rays of sunlight.
Another trail winds around the side of the Bandera Volcano
to view one of the best examples of a volcanic eruption in
the country. Located in the heart of El Malpais, the
historic Ice Cave Trading Post displays ancient artifacts as
well as contemporary Indian artwork (by
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New Mexico! Beautiful Montage of NM sights
New Mexico is a land of ancient civilizations, diverse
cultures and rich history, by
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Abo Pass Trail Scenic Byway
This
byway traces the history of trade from Native populations
more than 800 years ago to modern train shipping routes of
today.The Abo Pass Trail has been a byway for centuries. A
humble footpath, leading past the ancient Pueblo of Abo,
served as a trade route between Pueblo and Plains Indians
nearly five hundred years ago. Today, starting in Belen, it
links Camino Real Scenic Byway with the Salt Missions Trail
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Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway
This
scenic pathway through historic and beautiful Lincoln County
is a step back in time. Follow this byway through the rugged
beauty of the million-acre Lincoln National Forest. From
grassy plains to dense pine forests, the region is known for
its stunning views and cool mountain climate. Visit historic
Lincoln, once home to outlaw Billy the Kid and lawman Pat
Garrett. Check out
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Chaco Canyon National Historical Park by Samual Burns
Chaco
Culture National Historical Park is a United States national
historical park hosting the densest and most exceptional
concentration of pueblos in the American Southwest. The park
is located in northwestern New Mexico, between Albuquerque
and Farmington, in a remote canyon cut by the Chaco Wash.
This park preserves one of the United States' most unique
cultural and historic areas. By Samuel Burns,
http://vimeo.com/user2626576.
Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway
This
looping route through the mountains of northern New Mexico
offers something for everyone, whether it's stunning sights
to see or thrilling things to do. enjoy an 85 mile US Forest
Scenic Byway connecting Taos and Questa with the resort
communities of Red River, Eagle Nest, and Angel Fire. This
beautiful countryside offers dramatic mountain vistas of
aspen and pine in the shadow of 13,161 foot Wheeler Peak,
New Mexico's highest point.
This
scenic pathway goes through the mountains and high plains of
central New Mexico. Immerse yourself in the Apaches' history
and the hot mineral springs used by Geronimo and his
warriors. Visit the historic mining towns that flourished
and died with the gold and silver fortunes. From desert
lakes to forested mountains, the Geronimo Trail captures the
spirit of freedom and independence.
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Taos to Santa Fe: New Mexico Wine Trail
Explores
an exhilarating stretch of land between the mystical town of
Taos and city of Santa Fe via the numerous wineries that
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Mesalands Scenic Byway
A unique
combination of modern day and prehistoric attractions,
teamed up with rich scenery and history make this byway a
special adventure. In eastern New Mexico, this complex byway
loops on several roads around I-40. It passes through Santa
Rosa, dips down to Puerto, figure-eights around Ragland,
Tucumcare, Conchas, Newkirk, Wheatland, San Jose, and Logan,
and terminates at Glenrio.
Drive the
Santa Fe National Forest Scenic Byway, a 16-mile journey
from the city of Santa Fe to Santa Fe Ski Area. Along the
way, enjoy the adventures and activities offered at each
stopping place.Check out
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Quebradas Backcountry Scenic Byway, NM
The
Quebradas Back Country Byway is an unpaved county road
traversing 24 miles of rugged, colorful landscapes east of
Socorro. Two National Wildlife Refuges are only a few miles
from this byway -- Sevilleta to the north and Bosque del
Apache to the south.
Turquoise Trail Natl Scenic Byway: A Great Route between
Santa Fe and Albuquerque, NM
This
drive from Santa Fe to Albuquerque. It's not the fast way,
or the short way... but it is, arguably, the best way to
travel between two of New Mexico's key cities.
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