Southwestern Cities

Learn about the highlights of the state's cities.

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Anthony
Aragon
Arenas Valley
Arrey
Bayard
Berino
Bingham
Buckhorn
Caballo
Chamberino
Chaparral
Cliff
Columbus
Datil
Doña Ana
Deming
Derry
Elephant Butte
Fairacres
Fort Bayard
Garfield
Gila
Glenwood
Hachita
Hanover
Hatch
Hillsboro
Hurley
La Joya
La Mesa
Las Cruces
Lemitar
Lordsburg
Luna
Magdalena
Mesilla
Mesilla Park
Mesquite
Mimbres
Monticello
Mule Creek
Organ
Pie Town
Pinos Altos
Playas
Polvadera
Quemado
Radium Springs
Redrock
Reserve
Rincon
Roadfolks
Rodeo
Salem
San Acacia
San Antonio
San Lorenzo
San Miguel
Santa Clara
Silver City
Socorro
Sunland Park
Truth Or Consequences

Tyrone
Vado
White Sands Missile Range
Williamsburg
Winston

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Silver City

Southwest Region of New MexicoNestled in the foothills of the Pinos Altos Mountains at an elevation of 6,000 feet, Silver City borders the Continental Divide.

The summer climate is cool and comfortable. You'll enjoy crisp clean air and sunshine and their FOUR GENTLE SEASONS!

In New Mexico's southwest corner, Silver City isn't the kind of place people just stumble onto. Silver miners sought it out in the late 1800s, and more recently the town's Old-West charm and high-desert location made it a magnet for outdoorsy and creative types. The historic district is home to casual restaurants that put the area's green chiles to good use. Outside town, The Nature Conservancy runs Bear Mountain Lodge, a hacienda adjacent to birding, biking, and hiking opportunities in the Gila National Forest. Silver City was recently selected as one of the healthiest places to live and retire.

The colorful history dating back to 1870 when silver was discovered above La Cienega (Marsh) de San Vicente. Tales from those early days tell of characters like Billy the Kid, Geronimo, Judge Roy Bean, "Dangerous" Dan Tucker, and the Hearst family.

You can exlore the ancient cultures and see collections of distinctive black on white pottery that was developed one thousand years ago by Mimbres Indians inhabiting the Silver City area.

Visit 3.3 million-acre national forest and wilderness areas, and today's modern ranching and mining industries. Enjoy fantastic, authentic Mexican food, play 18 holes of golf, explore museums and galleries or shop the day away for unique Southwestern art and souvenirs.

Silver City - Grant County Chamber of Commerce
201 N. Hudson Ave.
Silver City, NM 88061
(575) 538-3785
(800) 548-9378
silvercity.org/