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Set your sights on these full-feathered hikes, hot spots, and ways to attract more variety to your backyard.

With its natural beauty, outdoor activities, and rich culture, New Mexico has become a sought-after retirement destination.

The mines boomed and then faded, but the town of Cerrillos still revels in its past—served up with a champion-caliber burger.

The Santa Fe Canyon Preserve shelters beavers, frogs, trees, and hikers.

Geological forces conspired to craft every landscape in New Mexico, from alpine peaks to cavernous depths. Feel that rumble? They’re still at work.

Our geology rocks. Our food pops. Even our architecture stands out. Throw in the Wild West, ancient art, and a few UFOs. A celebration of what makes us unique in the nation.

Laurence Parent shows there’s more to a good road trip than pretty pictures.

Hike Baylor Canyon Pass Trail for a bounty of wildflower treasures.

A celebration of what makes New Mexico, New Mexico.

These three hikes are a great way to experience the dunes and all they have to offer.