5 New Mexico Folk Tales and Urban Legends
October is the spookiest month. It’s when most places celebrate ghosts, ghouls, and goblins. But New Mexico has its own breeds of folk monsters.…
7 Best Summer Wildflower Hikes in New Mexico
Summer is here and the mountains are calling. It’s the perfect time of year to see native flowers blooming on peaks and in meadows…
Central and Northern New Mexico Road Trips
With summer on the horizon—and the pandemic subsiding—getting out of the house might be top of mind. The call of the open road doesn’t…
6 Must-See Historical Women Markers Around the State
Women shaped New Mexico’s past. However, their roles often went overlooked when it came to the state’s historical markers. Prior to 2007, only three…
10 Can’t Miss New Mexico Pie Shops
For many dessert fans, any day is a good day for pie. However, this fruit or custard-filled delight gets its day in the spotlight…
The Best of New Mexico Food Gifts
Whether you’re shopping for someone with a sweet tooth or a savory side, or someone across the country or down the street, there’s a…
Pedal Power: The best biking in New Mexico
Whether on asphalt or mountain trails, riding on two-wheels is one of the best ways to explore New Mexico. The Land of Enchantment earns…
Best New Mexico Halloween Haunts for Chills and Thrills
It’s the best time of the year for all goblins, ghouls, and witches. From spooky hauntings to family friendly festivals, we’ve got you covered…
Dollars & Cents: Summer Fun on the Cheap
SECUNM’s Guide to Free and Low-Cost Family Fun in New Mexico Ah summer. The warm weather. The long days. And kids whining there is…
You are What You Eat! A Guide to Northern New Mexico’s Farmers’ Markets
There are many reasons why supporting your local New Mexico farmers’ market is a good idea. First, the food you purchase is at its…
