The Blake at Taos Ski Valley

Nestled in Taos Ski Valley, this ski-lodge bar and eatery invites you to savor comfort food, artful cocktails, and a cozy communal fireplace vibe.

Nestled at the base of Lift 4, this Alpine-inspired inn offers hearty German fare, craft beers, and stunning mountain views from its spacious deck.

Tim's Stray Dog Cantina is a laid-back eatery in Taos Ski Valley serving up flavorful New Mexican fare and cocktails on a sunny patio.

Nestled at Taos Ski Valley, this family-run lodge blends cozy alpine charm with delectable French cuisine and ski-in/ski-out convenience for an unforgettable winter escape.

Nestled in downtown Santa Fe, the Five & Dime General Store is a charming hub for quirky souvenirs and the irresistible Frito Pie, the iconic local snack served in a bag for a nostalgic treat.

At La Boca, savor Spanish small plates that blend regional flavors with Mediterranean and South American wines in an intimate, bustling space.

Nestled in a vibrant 1692 adobe hacienda, The Shed offers classic Southwestern dishes and lively margaritas in a colorful, cozy setting that's a local favorite.

Tune-Up Cafe is a cozy, family-friendly spot where inventive breakfasts and vibrant regional dishes create a delightful dining experience, both indoors and out.

SITE Santa Fe is a stunning contemporary art space featuring provocative, ever-changing exhibits that challenge your perceptions and are totally free on Fridays.

Storied Old West hotel with an outlaw history offering a restaurant & an antique bar. Dating from 1872, this historic Old West hotel with an outlaw heritage is 4.2 miles from Philmont Scout Ranch and a 16.6 miles from Cimarron Canyon State Park. Named after famous outlaws who have stayed there, the Victorian rooms include antiques and 4-poster beds. Some rooms share bathrooms. There are no phones or TVs. Casual rooms in an annex come with TVs and air-conditioning. A restaurant serves steaks and New Mexican dishes. The antique bar's ceiling features authentic bullet holes.