What to do, see, and eat in Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Taos, New Mexico. 

In this guide I include all of the highlights of New Mexico along with some hidden gems!

I include my favorite boutique hotels & amazing airbnbs along with the best restaurants & attractions throughout this magical state! 



Santa Fe, NM, USA

Albuquerque, NM, USA

A Week in Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Taos

Taos Ski Valley

Ojo Caliente

Santa Fe

New Mexico

Taos

There is something about the Southwest that keeps drawing me back time and time again! In my guide, you'll find everything from must-see attractions, best of food & drink, hiking/nature, and of course the best places to stay!

Santa Fe: Sights, Eats, & City Guide

When many people visit Santa Fe, they stay in the city and explore the many restaurants, galleries, and high-end stores in this rich cultural center. Don't get me wrong these are all lovely and definitely a must-see or a great weekend trip. However, I tend to venture down a road less traveled. If you are visiting Santa Fe, I definitely recommend a day or two on the high road to Taos. This is not the quickest route to Taos but is the most picturesque. It goes from Nambe, thru Chimayo to Taos, winding through several small towns and communities at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Trampas

Chimayo

Peñasco

Nambe Pueblo

Truchas

Ranchos de Taos

The High Road to Taos

Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

At 650 feet above the river, The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge is the second highest bridge on the U.S. Highway System

Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

About Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

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