Things To Do in Tularosa, New Mexico

The Tularosa Village Museum has exhibits on pioneering and the history of the area. More on PlanetWare

Dogs on leash are allowed at the outdoor tables and property. Tables are located under pecan trees for shade. The hours are 12pm-5pm ... More on DogFriendly.com

This trail is ready to run if you think you have what it takes. It consist of two or three very interesting water falls before you get to the last and most daunting obstacle. The last obstacle is a fifty foot climb up some ... More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

Due to the continuing work requirement of this trail we regret to inform you that we are closing this trail. This is a trail through the arroyo in Coyote Canyon. It has several large water falls to climb some off ... More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

This trail is located South of Tularosa. There are plenty of spots to the side of the trail to play. More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

This trail is located North of Tularosa. Nice moderate trail. It does have one hard section but there is a bypass. More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

This is a tasty and fun step into the nutty world of pistachio farming. New Mexico's first and largest pis... More on Frommers

I certainly enjoyed my virtual tour of the pistachio grove Ranch..I am planning to make a trip there in rea... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Salado Canyon Trail is a moderate trail constructed along portions of the abandoned Alamogordo and Sacramento Mountain Railroad grade. Volunteers have restored a train trestle of approximately 110 feet that spans a creek, allowing ... More on TrailLink.com

Guide book of local lore, this intriguing little volume brings you the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Doubletrack beginner (with short sections of intermediate) trails behind the Desert Lakes subdivision. Trail consists of four main loops that can be linked together for a longer ride. Trail surface... More on trails.mtbr.com

There is also singletrack trail that heads up the right side of Mule Canyon at the top of the out-and-back, but I have only checked out about a half-mile of it (it's supposed to go back about 3 mil... More on trails.mtbr.com