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The scenic byway offers a lot more than just the way to Santa Fe.
April 15, 2021
This article is part of On the Road Again: A Texan s guide to road trips in Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.
Before my first trip to New Mexico, for a writing conference when I was 24, I mistakenly imagined the Southwest to be one large desert. After flying from Houston to Albuquerque and embarking on the two-hour-plus drive to Taos, I couldn’t really comprehend the scene unfolding before me as I left one pueblo and entered another, the spaces between gloriously free of Targets and PetSmarts and Best Buys. The pink mountains rolled into silvery ones covered in pine trees, with mesas and gorges scattered between. I stayed outside Taos in the village of Arroyo Seco, where I spent too much money on a silver ring that held a piece of turquoise in its prongs and not very securely, as I’d find out.
Plush bedding and a curvy love seat provide a glam look to this cottage in Portland that is located in the historic neighborhood of Irvington, not far from downtown and within biking or driving distance to popular neighborhoods.
It s a great choice for a solo urban retreat while still feeling at home in your own space. The guesthouse of a historic English Tudor home, this newly-built studio is modern with tall ceilings thanks to its A-frame shape. It comes with the use of the attached private patio and garden. Inside, there s a classy blue and gray color scheme, many windows, and a large mirror that all make the space light and bright. The kitchen is on the smaller side, but stainless steel appliances and an island make it feel homey and well-equipped.
How To Spend A Perfect Day In Historic Madrid, New Mexico
Jan.20.2021
The last time we visited family in Albuquerque, we took a day trip. We drove the Turquoise Trail, a National Scenic Byway connecting Albuquerque and Santa Fe, also known as the High Road to Santa Fe, or Highway 14. The trail incorporates hills, valleys, and plateaus, with mountains reaching as high as 10,600 feet at Sandia Crest. Vacationers can enjoy camping, hiking, bird watching, biking, fishing, horseback riding, skiing, and snowboarding, plus golfing, rock climbing, and turquoise mining along the trail.
MAD-rid), located about midway along the 65-mile route, was once a coal-mining town, then a ghost town, and is now a funky artistic community of over 40 shops, galleries, restaurants, museums, and boarding houses. Nestled in a narrow canyon in the Ortiz Mountains, Madrid has evolved into an active mountain community.