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The Rio Grande Gorge is a spectactular element of New Mexico's naturally rugged terrain. This visitor's guide includes tips on the best places to see it.
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Experience a getaway of a lifetime and the most unforgettable day in nature! The Land of Enchantment offers many beautiful trails that will satisfy your inner adventurer. Whether you are looking for a view filled with meadows and pines, or one with gypsum dunes, we got it all for you. Read the list and see […]
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Some of the most intense experiences you will ever engage in while on your quest of reconnecting with nature will be the ones your skin will feel when you’ll be visiting natural caves around the world. They’re mysterious and absolutely intriguing for the minds of the adventurous travelers in
Discover the best route from Tucson, Arizona to Santa Fe, New Mexico to explore historic sites, unique geological land formations.
It might not have the clout of places like California or New York but there are some pretty amazing and some of the best places in New Mexico that you - 14 Very Best Places in New Mexico To Visit - Travel, Travel Advice - New Mexico, North America, USA - Travel, Food and Home Inspiration Blog with door-to-door Travel Planner! - Travel Advice, Travel Inspiration, Home Inspiration, Food Inspiration, Recipes, Photography
Hoodoos in the Bisti Badlands, Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness, New Mexico.
Sculptor Ra Paulette digs caves in New Mexico’s sandstone cliffs. Not plain, rocky, boring ones. Ra’s caves are smooth, artistic, and breathtakingly beautiful, and he creates them with his bare hands. His only tools – a pickaxe and a wheelbarrow. 67-year-old Ra came into his unusual profession after years of being a drifter. He was a college dropout, was discharged from the U.S. Navy and hitchhiked his way across America. He worked on a series of odd jobs – postal employee, security guard, janitor, and even farmer and one point. New Mexico artist Ra Paulette Carves Caves Artistically Carves Entire Caves by Hand with a Pickaxe CaveDigger Ra Paulette
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Exploring the alienesque badlands of New Mexico is an adventure that many seek to go on in their lives. There are so many incredible and otherworldly spots in the state that will leave you in awe. One of these incredible spots is the Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wildnerness Study Area, for it is home to massive naturally made rock structures and rolling clay hills.
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We created this map with the illusion of 3D by applying Digital Elevation Data and meticulously adding shaded relief to the landscape of the original. The map of Arizona and New Mexico was first published as part of the 1970 United States National Atlas created by the USGS and includes political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, ferry lines, Indian reservations, national forests and parks, mountains, mesas, valleys, deserts, bodies of water, drainage, coastlines, and islands. The shading that we added is printed on the paper and is not a result of the map protruding from the surface. This map contains all or part of Arizona and New Mexico Please Note: Text on the map can be difficult to read due to the small font size and the age of the map. In areas where the relief shading covers the text, the underlying text is not legible. We suggest the largest size map for better details though the text may still be covered in the darker areas.
The Catwalk Trail in New Mexico offers a unique hiking experience through Whitewater Canyon, following an old steel pipeline
The next morning we hiked through the old ruins at Pecos National Monument. The village of the Pecos people (the monument) sits high on a grassy hill between two rivers. The village was once used as the main trading area between the Pueblo farmers and the hunting tribes from the buffalo plains. The Pueblo period ended with the invasion of the Spaniards in the late 1500’s. The village then began to expand with new buildings, most of which were used as religious sanctuaries. Although the sun was shining bright we still had to layer up. Bundled with our winter hats and gloves on we were able to walk through the village. We past several foundations and walked through the primary church. It was an interesting and informative walk but nothing made us happier than returning to the warm car. By three we had driven through Albuquerque and had settled in for the night at the home of a good family friend. Thanks again Ann!
Discover unique and bizarre attractions in New Mexico, from quirky architecture to historical
Shiprock is a dramatic 7,177-foot-high volcanic neck about 20 miles southwest of the town of Shiprock in northwestern New Mexico.
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The land is full of geologic eye candy, such as otherworldly spires, mushroom-shaped hoodoos, and prehistoric fossils.
An overview of the specific geology for each of the 50 U.S. States, official state geologic maps, and links to additional resources.
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