New Mexico Stops on the Way

Once part of Mexico, the area offers an incredibly rich culture woven together with strong strands of traditional Mexican influences. Here are the top 11 things to do.

You'll discover vintage Route 66-themed stops and an uncrowded national monument at this classic New Mexico town.

Driving through New Mexico en route to the Grand Canyon, do you spend more time in Albuquerque or Santa Fe? Take this quiz to find out.

Head out on the all-American road trip along historic Route 66 and you'll see some unusual sights including oddly-shaped buildings and neon signs.

Home to a vibrant arts scene and natural beauty. Here are three places to explore neaby: a cliff dwelling, copper mine and a catwalk.

Albuquerque's connection with Route 66 keeps getting better with age. See the trail of neon signs and art deco architecture that dots the straightened road.

Just minutes from White Sands National Park, Alamogordo has some selfie-worthy attractions.

Surrounded by tribal land, Gallup is home to Native American artists and traders. Start your adventure at the classic El Rancho.

Two world-class national parks and a natural swimming pool under a waterfall surround Carlsbad, New Mexico.

At more than a mile high in elevation, you’ll find amazing high-desert adventures around every corner in Farmington, N.M.