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Treasures of the Turquoise Trail
The Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway is one of the most picturesque places in New Mexico. It encompasses 15,000 square miles in the central part of the state and links Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The 50-mile drive along state highway 14 offers breathtaking views....
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Oh, Georgia!
Miles and miles of blue sky, towering mesas, native plants, and the rocky desert landscape instantly inspired American painter Georgia O’Keefe when she first visited Abiquiu in the late 1920s. She came back time and again, and eventually moved to the area in 1949,...
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History of the Anasazi
Hundreds of years ago, the Anasazi, also known as the Ancestral Pueblo people, carved their homes from the volcanic turf at the sides of the cliffs in the Jemez Mountains. Today, visitors can explore this complex of cliff dwellings, called the Bandelier...
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Field Trips Aren’t Just for School Kids
When was the last time you went on a field trip? We bet it’s been a while. Santa Fe’s School for Advanced Research offers seasonal field trips for adventurers and knowledge-seekers of all ages. Local archaeological experts are hosting a field trip to El...
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Santa Fe’s Film Heritage
For nearly two decades, the five-day Santa Fe Film Festival has celebrated the best in cinematic arts, both locally and globally. The 17th annual event is a must-do for film buffs, art enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates a unique cultural...
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Midday Munching
Spending a morning strolling downtown Santa Fe and exploring galleries and shops can really work up an appetite. For the perfect midday nosh, stop by Palacio Café. From enchilada plates to tacos, smothered burritos, and burgers, Palacio Café makes...
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Chocolate Heaven Is a Place on Earth
Chocoholics will find a little slice of heaven right in the heart of Santa Fe, with a truly unique chocolate experience at Kakawa. Kakawa Chocolate House specializes in historic and authentic drinking chocolate elixirs based on recipes from ancient...
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Christmas Eve in Santa Fe
The holiday season here in Santa Fe is one of our favorite times of the year. Lights, music, and a host of annual activities make this a magical place to visit during the Christmas season. But if we could choose just one night to be here in Santa Fe, it...
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Santa Fe Food Spotlight: Mole!
Holy mole! Santa Fe is a foodie paradise—and, no visit is complete without sampling the best mole Santa Fe has to offer. Sazon, just a few blocks from the Santa Fe Plaza, puts a spotlight on mole. Since 1991, Chef Fernando Olea, a native of Mexico...
read moreTake a Detour into Meow Wolf’s Multiverse
All photos by Kate Russell, courtesy of Meow Wolf Grandparents go there with their kids and grandkids. Tour buses full of Australians and New Zealanders, Japanese and Chinese (basically, people from all over the world and many of them shuttled...
read moreCross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing
Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing offer intimate outdoor experiences that are practical, inexpensive, and healthy, and these activities do not damage our mountains or valleys. There are no expensive lift tickets, a minimal learning curve, no noise from the great...
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As befitting a city whose name means “holy faith,” Santa Fe is at its magical best during the Christmas season. A perennial favorite among its many distinctive celebrations is the Christmas Eve Farolito Walk along Canyon Road, a candlelit meander at dusk through the...
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