Travel Guide to New Mexico

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The official New Mexico Visitors Guide divides New Mexico into 6 parts for the purposes of describing the state to tourists. We will follow their practice here.

The Land of Enchantment still echos with voices from its colorful past. These voices speak especially clearly from the ghost towns, mining camps, and little-known places that populate New Mexico's landscape.

This site is a compendium of such places.

Northwest, with its major cities of: Farmington Gallup, and Grants. North Central, with Santa Fe Los Alamos Angel Fire Chama, Red River, and Taos
	Northeast, with Raton Las Vegas, and Tucumcari Central, with Jemez Springs Albuquerque Belen, and Moriarty
Southeast, with Alamogordo Artesia Carlsbad Clovis Roswell Ruidoso and Southwest, with Deming Glenwood Las Cruces Silver City Socorro Truth or Consequences

Forests, Parks, Monuments, Recreational Areas

• National Parks and Monuments.
• National Forests (gorp)
• National Wildlife Refuges (gorp)
• Wilderness Areas (gorp)
• Wildlife Refuges (gorp)
• Natural preserves that the New Mexico chapter of the Nature Conservancy either owns or has a management interest in.
• State Parks and Recreation Areas.

Recreational Activities

• New Mexico Trout is a non-profit organization dedicated to, well, trout.
• flyfishing
• Skiing
• New Mexico Squash Raquets Association

General Information

For general information, see these sites. Usually more specific information will be found within the regional descriptions above.

• New Mexico Office of Cultural Affairs
• New Mexico Department of Tourism
• Ski New Mexico

La Hacienda Vargas Bed & Breakfast

Romantic, historic and secluded Country Inn. Conveniently located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.

Elegant suites with private jacuzzi's, fireplaces and private entrances. Romance package offer.
Prices: $69.00 to $139.00. Ask for weekday rates