Parks in Las Vegas, New Mexico

Favorable summer breezes attract colorful wind-surfing boards to Storrie Lake State Park, which is also pop... More on emnrd.state.nm.us

The road noise would drive me crazy plus they are stacked in like cord wood. More on CampRate.com

Come visit this historic hotel, once the hangout of Billy the kid ... More on TripAdvisor

Taking a look into size, Las Vegas Plaza is petit--with 36 rooms. With 4 stars out of 5, this Las Vegas hot...

The Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge is located six miles southeast of Las Vegas and consists of 8,672 acres of grassland, cropland, marshes, ponds, forested canyons and streams. Because the refu... More on LLBean.com

The Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge is located in San Miguel County, New Mexico at the base of Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. The refuge was established as a wintering and staging area for mig... More on Epinions.com

Substantial granite walls with unlimited potential for new routes. Very few established routes. A major trad area. More on RockClimbing

Billed as the gateway between the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains, Las Vegas is an interesting mix of genuine New Mexican culture and tourist glitz. You wont find as much artiness here, nor as many tourists, as in Santa Fe or ... More on Trails

Named for modern artist and prized Santa Fe citizen, Randall Davey, the Audubon Center encompasses a sectio... More on Weather.com

The staff were friendly and helpful in identifiying a couple of birds on the feeders that I had never s... More on TripAdvisor