New Mexico’s Enchanted Geology
It’s no secret that New Mexico wears its quirky reputation as a badge of honor. Beyond the routine UFO and chupacabra chatter, the landscape…
The Great Indoors: New Mexico’s Top Indoor Activities to Combat Winter Fatigue
Don’t get us wrong: we love exploring the Land of Enchantment’s natural wonders, national parks and monuments, and hidden hikes. But with spring still…
How to Start a Pollinator Garden in New Mexico
Pollinator gardens are essential to U.S. food production. Around 75% of food crops in the U.S. rely on pollinators. Honeybees alone pollinate $10 billion…
6 New Mexico State Parks to Escape the Crowds
With summer around the corner, it’s time to plan road trips and outdoor vacations. Camping and hiking are two of the most popular pastimes…
10 Unusual Places to Get Away in New Mexico
April marks stress awareness month. No matter the source of your tension, getting away from it all may help. Travel can improve your mental…
7 Places to Make a Splash in New Mexico
As summer temperatures hit triple digits, many New Mexicans are searching for ways to cool off. Even in the state’s high-desert landscape, there are…
New Mexico Dinosaur Road Trip
It may be difficult to picture today, but dinosaurs once roamed New Mexico. In the Jurassic period, the southwest’s dry climate was home to…
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…
