Magazine

An author finds personal healing in the Gila. Plus: hiking in the Sandías and kicking it up on Route 66.

The state’s newest wilderness area delivers beauty with rugged solitude. Step into the Sabinoso.

The coyote might as well be New Mexico's official state animal...and maybe the nation's, too.

A pie slice of this sprawling land carries drivers and hikers through canyon, mountains and craters.

Along New Mexico’s continental spine, long-distance hikers find the milk of human kindness. With brownies. And sometimes toast.

Lowriders gather every Good Friday to show off their rides—and share their community. Men, women, and children welcome.

Route 66 still draws cruisers to Santa Rosa. Hop off the main drag, where nostalgia and adventure await. (Bring a swimsuit!)

A Cloudcroft gardener weaves an artistic dreamscape out of materials provided by nature—and a few secret donors.

Contemporary design inspires an artist to stay a good, long while.

In tiny Truchas, a wood-carver finds salvation in a decades-long task.