Mabel Dodge Luhan House

Taos Pueblo is a 1,000-year-old living Native American community with iconic multi-story adobe homes, vibrant culture, and stunning mountain views.

Coyote Cafe blends elegant Southwestern fare with creative cocktails and a lively rooftop bar offering vibrant views and vibes.

At New Mexico's Blue Hole, a stunningly clear sapphire spring, you can dive into a refreshing 62-degree oasis, perfect for family fun and adventurous cliff jumps.

El Jefe is a laid-back Mexican spot serving hearty tacos, burritos, and tasty margaritas right at the mountain's edge, perfect for post-skiing bites.

Santa Fe’s Second Street Brewery is a lively brewpub serving standout green chile burgers and craft IPAs in a casual spot with a sunny patio.

A sleek all-suite haven with spacious kitchens, cozy rooms, and a vibrant breakfast scene, this modern hotel offers the comforts of home and attentive service.

Cafe Pasqual’s serves vibrant, organic Mexican fare in a cozy, colorful adobe setting, famous for fresh, flavorful dishes and community-style dining.

The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge near Taos is a stunning steel arch bridge offering vertigo-inducing views and epic photo ops over New Mexico's dramatic canyon.

Tucked away in the New Mexico countryside, this cozy cafe rocks fresh pastries, hearty diner classics, and a warm, welcoming vibe that’ll make you linger.

Central Grill is a chill spot on Route 66, serving up New Mexican diner classics and the best pancakes in town amidst an inviting, friendly vibe.