“You find yourself here, somehow.  I’m not spiritual but Santa Fe called to me.” Will, a local, sounds like most other locals when you ask them how they ended up in Santa Fe and why they decided to… Read more

With more restaurants per capita than any other city in United States, Santa Fe has a superb collection of bars.  Which means: cocktails.   It’s a blast to do a little Cocktail Concoctor tour around… Read more

Santa Fe possesses the largest art market in America, so it’s no surprise that galleries have sprung up all over town to service this significant base.  There are contemporary art galleries, Indian arts, classic… Read more

This historic districts that make up downtown and hold many of the city’s attractions are small and compact meaning Santa Fe is a walking town. Getting around on foot is easy and avoids the need for a car, except for… Read more

Route 66, known as America’s Highway, was the country’s main thoroughfare from the 1920s through the 1970s. A length of road more than a thousand miles long from Chicago to California, the strip of Route 66 that… Read more

While that might sound sexy, New Mexico’s hot and dry weather can be a serious health risk. Be sure to keep hydrated while you’re here - drink lots of water and try to avoid the direct sunlight. If you go hiking,… Read more

There are a number of companies that provide year-round rides, including Enchanted Winds (http://www.enchantedwinds.com) and Rainbow Ryders Inc (http://www.rainbowryders.com). Read more