Parks in Tererro, New Mexico

Chow Fun Santa Fe is located in New Mexico. More on Open List

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

The plaza is still the city's social hub, and the blocks surrounding it are rich with history. In the cent... More on Moon Handbooks: New Mexico

A 15-mile paved route from the heart of historic Santa Fe up into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The Santa... More on Trails

School House is completely closed to climbing for the foreseeable future. Please respect the wishes of the ... More on RockClimbing

The Santa Fe School of Cooking offers several cooking classes a week in southwestern cuisine. We went ... More on igougo

Civil War buffs will appreciate the little known history of the 28 Confederate ... More on TripAdvisor

I was impressed with this an all National Cemetery's as they honor our people who have given to our Country... More on Yahoo! Travel

A spur line that connects Santa Fe with the main Amtrak line 15 miles south at Lamy, the Southern Railway r... More on NileGuide

The side facing Guadalupe Street is renovated, but if you wander beyond these facades of popular restaurant... More on igougo

Tesuque Pueblo artists are known for their pottery, painting and sculpture, particularly rain gods, whimsical figures originally invented for tourists in the 1880s. Annual events include the Corn D... More on Discover America

This trail is a great early morning adventure just west of Santa Fe. Pay c More on Trails

Nambe Falls is a beautiful spot above Nambe Pueblo, scene of an annual Fourth of July dance ceremony. More on PlanetWare

Nambe Falls Dam and Reservoir are on the Rio Nambe 25 miles north of Santa Fe, NM Are featrues of the San Juan - Chama Project. Recreation at Nambe Falls is managed by the Nambe Pueblo under agreem... More on AnglerWeb.com

This is a lovely spot for an early morning jog, a midday walk beneath the trees, or perhaps a sack lunch at a picnic table. The green strip follows the midtown stream for about 4 miles as it meand... More on Frommers

Having grown up on flea markets of California, I consider myself a flea market junkie who's matured into a full fledged flea market ... More on igougo

Marking the 1846 site of the first U.S. military reservation in the Southwest, this park overlooks the northeast corner of downtown. Only a few mounds remain from the fort, but the Cross of the Ma... More on Frommers

Built by the U.S. Army in 1846 to protect the American presence in Santa Fe, the remains of ... More on TripAdvisor