Road Trips

10 Best Road Trips from Albuquerque

Located in north-central New Mexico, Albuquerque is the perfect launching point for road trips around the state. We’ll share some of our favorite New Mexico road trips that you can take from Albuquerque. So, stock up on the snacks, open your map app, grab your favorite travel partner, and hit the road! Santa Fe Distance […]

Make a Road Trip to Unforgettable Valles Caldera

It could be said that Valles Caldera National Preserve is the closest thing to Yellowstone, minus the geysers and waterfalls . . . and extensive crowds. What can you find at this beautiful location just 90 minutes north of Albuquerque? A dramatic landscape that was also created by volcanic activity, sweeping vistas, centuries of human history, abundant […]

Discover Country Club Living at Alto Lakes Golf & Country Club

Nestled near Ruidoso, roughly 120 miles from Albuquerque, Alto is celebrated for its breathtaking high-elevation scenery. Whether it’s hiking, fishing, or taking in a show at the Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts, the area is rich with opportunities. Alto’s crown jewel, however, is the lifestyle offered at the 12 subdivisions of Alto Lakes Golf […]

Discover Adventure Golfing in Ruidoso

Golfing in Ruidoso is a unique experience that attracts enthusiasts to the captivating mountains of Southern New Mexico. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just looking to enjoy a leisurely game, Ruidoso’s clear mountain air and stunning vistas will surely enhance your experience. Boasting eight golf courses in the region, Ruidoso presents a mix of […]

Explore the Astounding El Morro National Monument

Explore El Morro Inspiration Rock When you’ve had your fill of negotiating the boot-eating lava fields of nearby El Malpais National Monument, there’s an easier trail you can hike — one that’s just as interesting. It takes you around Inspiration Rock at El Morro National Monument where you can explore hundreds of petroglyphs left by […]

El Malpais Offers a Wonderland for Visitors

The Spaniards called the massive lava flows El Malpais (pronounced ehl MAHL-pie-EES), which translates to “the badlands.” The site is located south of the New Mexico town of Grants and a 90-minute drive from Albuquerque. Despite their name, these lavas flows that are part of El Malpais National Monument are, in fact, a wonderland and […]