Fun Things to See & Do

• Albuquerque: Nestled between the rugged Sandia Mountains and the green Rio Grande Valley, the Duke City welcomes visitors with its unique blend of multi-culturalism, natural beauty, historical Old Town Albuquerque, and the unforgettable International Balloon Fiesta on October-5-12.
• Taos (via Albuquerque): Rich in cultural interaction, gateway to the scenic Enchanted Circle through and around New Mexico’s highest Rocky Mountain peaks, Taos is also home to the Taos Fall Arts Festival, Taos Pueblo, and the incredible Rio Grande Gorge Bridge.
• Santa Fe (via Albuquerque): Providing an unparalleled quality of life, the historical and cultural influences that came together in Santa Fe over the centuries remain alive today in the city's architecture, food, art, people, and traditions.
• Ruidoso (via El Paso): Your jumping-off point to Southern New Mexico, Ruidoso, high in the Sacramento Mountains, has long been considered the epitome of escapism with its lakes and rivers, gaming, tall pines, luxury hotels, rustic cabins, and cool evening temperatures.
• Las Cruces (via El Paso): Standing at the crossroads of history, Las Cruces is where famous outlaws meet 19th Century Buffalo Soldiers, petroglyph rock art meets modern pop art, nearby White Sands National Monument is beyond comprehension and cultural festivals entertain young and old.
• Alamogordo (via El Paso): Founders Park, Kid’s Kingdom, nearby Lincoln National Forest and the New Mexico Museum of Space History are just a few of the reasons Alamogordo is family-sized playground second to none.