New Mexico is one of my favorites!
I love the history, with Anasazi ruins and Spanish conquistadors. I love the tri-cultural heritage and the southwestern architecture. I love the mountains and the high desert scenery. And then there’s the food! 🙂
New Mexico camping and attractions
Summer Chill-Out – US road trip recap
I was sitting in Tucson during June 2017, trying to work on some Zennie projects in temps that reached 115 ...
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Echo Amphitheater campground, New Mexico
If you're looking for a lovely free campground while you're exploring the O'Keeffe country of New Mexico, here's a great ...
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Brazos Overlook, an unofficial campsite
If you're in northern New Mexico, the northern drive across the Carson National Forest on highway 64 is gorgeous!! It's ...
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Finding campsites with a Motor Vehicle Use Map
When I'm looking for a good boondocking campsite, I usually research it beforehand. I have some standard information sources, that ...
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Taos Junction – Free camping near Ojo Caliente, New Mexico
Ojo Caliente is a famous hot springs resort west of Taos, and quite a luxurious place to stay. But if ...
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Visiting Chimayo? Santa Cruz Lake Overlook campground
Chimayo is a small town along the High Road between Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico. It's famous for its ...
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Dawson, New Mexico – Grandpa and the ghost town
Dawson is a ghost town in northeastern New Mexico. Like so many abandoned places, it was a mining town whose ...
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New Mexico free camping – cool, green, and beautiful
Who knew New Mexico was so green? This isn't just photoshop, either! 😉 If you're looking for a camping spot ...
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Taos Pueblo Powwow – A cool New Mexico event
I hadn't really intended to go to the Taos Pueblo Powwow. In fact, I didn't know anything about it until ...
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Rio Grande del Norte (Wild Rivers) — Awesome camping!
If you're looking for a place to go camping and/or hiking in northern New Mexico, go to Rio Grande del ...
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