Northcentral Region of New Mexico
Northcentral Region of New Mexico

North Central Cities: Abiquiu, Alcalde, Amalia, Arroyo Hondo, Arroyo Seco, Canjilon, Canones, Carson, Cebolla, Cerrillos, Cerro, Chama, Chamisal, Chimayo, Cordova, Costilla, Counselor, Coyote, Cundiyo, Dixon, Dulce, El Prado, El Rito, Embudo, Espanola, Fairview, Gallina, Glorieta, Gonzales Ranch, Hernandez, Jemez Springs, La Jara, La Madera, Lamy, Las Tablas, Lindrith, Llano, Los Alamos, Los Ojos, Lumberton, Madrid, McIntosh, Medanales, Ojo Caliente, Ojo Sarco, Pena Blanca, Penasco, Petaca, Pojoaque, Ponderosa, Questa, Ranchos De Taos, Red River, Regina, Rutherton, San Cristobal, San Ysidro, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, Serafina, Stanley, Taos, Taos Ski Valley, Terrero, Tesuque, Tierra Amarilla, Trampas, Tres Piedras, Truchas, Vadito, Valdez, Vallecitos, Velarde, Village of Arroyo Seco, Youngsville

Santa Fe

Northcentral Region of New MexicoSanta Fe, New Mexico, is one of the great destination cities of the world. For visitors, meeting planners and adventurers alike, Santa Fe provides an unparalleled quality of life, making it a perfect location for your next vacation getaway, convention or ski trip.

Santa Fe is nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains at an altitude of 7,000 feet. The city occupies 33.4 square miles in a valley by the Rio Grande just below mountains that reach to over 12,000 feet. Thousands of acres of national forest and wilderness surround the city, and yet it is only an hour's drive to the Albuquerque International Airport. Known as the "City Different," Santa Fe supports both historic culture and modern technology, while offering an outstanding quality of life for both young and old. It is the oldest state capital in the country, founded in 1610, and at one time all lands west of the Mississippi were governed from the Palace of the Governors on the Plaza.

Santa Fe NM 87501

Convention and Visitors Bureau
Box 909
Santa Fe, NM 87504-0909
Toll Free: 800-777-2489
505-955-6200
http://santafe.org/



scenic view of santa fe looking to the southwest

Scenic View of Santa Fe looking to the southwest from "The Cross of the Martyrs"