Things To Do in Raton, New Mexico

This mountainous course was built atop a hill located 6,500 feet above sea level. The course was originally built by a coal baron. The course will give you a run for your money with its unique desi... More on Golf.com

Raton Municipal Golf Course is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Raton, New Mexico. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. Online tee times may... More on TheGolfCourses.net

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The Raton Museum has exhibits on the mining, railroad and ranching history of the town, as well as local India ... More on PlanetWare

Founded in 1973, the NRA Whittington Center hosts many competitive, educational and recreational activities... More on Nrawc.org

Signs will guide you to the Whittington Center from Raton More on GeckoGo

Located on the Colorado border, Sugarite Canyon State Park features heavily wooded mountains and meadows painted with wildflowers and butterflies. Visitors can fish ... More on emnrd.state.nm.us

Little Horse Mesa is a small but route-packed line of basalt cliffs, located in Sugarite State Park. the Park is open daily, sunup to sunset, with a $4.00 entry fee/vehicle. There is camping within... More on RockClimbing

Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: 350 Typical season: April - September Technical details: none 85 ... More on drive-ins.com

lots of single track, fire roads, hell, make your own damn trail up here! Try Mtn Biking to the top of Little Costilla! More on trails.mtbr.com

At the ruins of Sugarite Coal Camp there is a visitor center with historical exhibits and an interpretive trail. More on PlanetWare

Sugarite Canyon State Park is about 12 miles to the northeast of Raton. The lake is located in this park. 130 - acre lake up in the cool forest by the Colorado border. Gasoline motors are not allow... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Lake Maloya' (pictured right) is the largest lake of three in Sugarite Canyon State Park on the New Mexico-Colorado State border, northeast of Raton, New Mexico. It is the main source of water for... More on Wikipedia