[blog_cta type="guide" text="Order My Santa Fe Travel Guide" title=”Thanksgiving_Weekend"] Five Things To Do During Your Santa Fe Thanksgiving Weekend Thanksgiving always brings an opportunity to take a deep breath and be thankful for the wonders of the year. Here in Santa Fe, we are grateful for…
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Santa Fe County, with its endless trails, diverse landscapes, and 320 days of sunshine a year, is an outdoor lover’s paradise and has been designated a Silver-Level Ride Center by the International Mountain Bicycling Association. The area is enveloped in wilderness, and whether you’re looking for a…
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Santa Fe has always been known as a “high desert” destination, but in the winter, we like to let our “mountain town” show a bit. Santa Fe sits at 7,000 feet elevation in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains which, paired with our blue bird skies, makes The City Different a must-visit…
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Spring is here, a perfect time of year to get outdoors and enjoy an unparalleled adventure in Santa Fe County. With endless turquoise skies and stunning scenery that unfolds for miles, this high mountain country will reward you with lasting memories of your visit. Whether you're seeking to…
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Hikers and skiers have long known the joys of exploring the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Santa Fe’s other scenic surroundings. But in recent years, Santa Fe County's reputation as a mecca for mountain bikers has taken off. The area now draws cyclists from around the country in search of…
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Do you want to experience December differently this year? Then plan a visit to The City Different. Santa Fe never looked prettier dressed in all her holiday color and lights! Add to that a town nestled in historic traditions, then throw in some snow, mix in a bit of annual celebration and…
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[blog_cta type="guide" text="Order My Santa Fe Travel Guide" date=”Backpacking_Santa_Fe”] The [blog_link url=" https://www.fs.usda.gov/santafe/" text="Santa Fe National Forest" date="2017-08-015] is home to some of the most picturesque alpine scenery in the Southwest. Serious hikers know that the…
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Gorgeous peaks tower over Santa Fe and in the winter, they’re coated in snow. Powder seekers need look no further than Ski Santa Fe, whose high altitude and abundance of sunshine promises ample gorgeous days on the mountain. Snow activities in the area far surpass those on skis or snowboard. If…
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[blog_cta type="guide" text="Order My 2016 Santa Fe Travel Guide" title=”Fall_Destination_Tesuque"] Saying goodbye to summer is hard, but there’s no better place to take in a deep breath of the crisp fall breeze than the quaint village of Tesuque. Enveloped in towering cottonwood trees that roll out…
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An Insider’s Guide to Walking Ancient Paths and Rock Art The La Cieneguilla site is also of interest to those tracing the route of El Camino de Tierra Adentro, as the ancient road passed along here as well. (Photo courtesy of Santa Fe County) Just beyond the edge of Santa Fe and a short hike…
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