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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. ....
The High Road to Taos This byway runs through and alongside many natural and cultural treasures, such as the Jemez Mountains and the sacred community of the Santuario de Chimayo. The drive provides roughly 2 ½ hours of pure natural beauty, ancient history, and rich culture. During your journey you may want to check out the El Posito, a hole in the Santuario de Chimayo, believed to have healing earth inside it. For those drawn to scenic beauty, we invite you to pull over to the side of the road and smell the abundant blue flax of June and July or the purple aster of August and September. The route ends in the Saint Francis Plaza of Rancheros de Taos, made famous by the paintings of Georgia O’ Keeffe. ....
Apr.3.2021 When we asked our readers about their 2021 travel plans, many shared that they would consider road trips over big city stays or even the beach. Last week we shared our favorite road trips through Arizona, and this week we thought we would keep with the Southwest trend and head to their neighbors to the east: New Mexico. Rugged mountains, colorful deserts, and centuries of history are yours to explore in the Land of Enchantment. So fuel up, download your favorite playlist, and set out on an enchanting adventure. Historic New Mexico Road Trip: Santa Fe To Taos The mountains and forests of northern New Mexico are stunning, and I can think of no greater place to explore just about any time of the year. The journey north from Santa Fe will take you past remote villages filled with history and a blend of cultural influences. The drive is a quick one, only 2.5 hours, but make sure to stretch this one out and enjoy each and every stop along the way. Consider our pic ....