There’s a reason crowds of tourists and outdoor enthusiasts flock to New Mexico—specifically Santa Fe—during the summer. Santa Fe is the perfect place to visit if you’re interested in exploring picturesque desert landscapes and taking on the spectacular hiking trails … Continue reading Five Favorite Close-to–Santa Fe Hikes
There is an abundance of activities to choose from in both Santa Fe and Albuquerque—two of the most culturally vibrant cities in New Mexico. From the art galleries on Canyon Road to the Sandia Peaks, Santa Fe and Albuquerque are … Continue reading Santa Fe and Albuquerque Must-Dos
Even though I lived in Colorado on and off for nearly ten years, (the longest I have ever lived in one state), I’ve only been skiing twice. My first attempt was when my dad and uncle took me to Breckenridge … Continue reading Skiing and Snowboarding at Ski Santa Fe
At 10,378 feet, the Sandia Peak of the Cibola National Forest provides 11,000 square miles of New Mexico views. And the best way to get to the top of Sandia Peak is by riding the Sandia Peak Tramway—the longest tram … Continue reading Riding Up to the Sandia Peak
If you have to choose a time of year to come to Santa Fe, make it autumn. The changing leaves and crisp breeze are nothing short of magic in the air. And if you only have one day, make it … Continue reading How To Make the Most of Santa Fe in One Day
By October, the Land of Enchantment had cooled off and I was ready to cross a few items off of my New Mexico–adventures bucket list: White Sands, Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks, the Balloon Fiesta, and Santa Fe National Forest. White Sands … Continue reading October in the Land of Enchantment
As the temperatures cool off (somewhat) and summer comes to a close, some people are excited for sweater weather and pumpkin spice lattes. I, however, found myself desperately trying to hold onto the summer vibes. As my internship ended and … Continue reading Diving into the Blue Hole
