• Acoma Pueblo

• Angel Fire

• Chama

Chimayo •

• Cimarron

Clayton •

• Farmington

Ghost Ranch •

• Northeast New Mexico

• Ojo Caliente

• Red River

• Sipapu

• Taos

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Acoma Pueblo   Elevation: 6,460; Population: 2,802
Built in 1150 AD, Acoma sits atop a 367-foot-high mesa 55 miles west of Albuquerque. A National Trust for Historic Preservation-designated site.
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Angel Fire   Elevation: 8,600 ft; Population: 1,048
Year-round mountain resort - skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, golf.
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Chama   Elevation: 7,871; Population: 1,500
Nestled in an alpine valley, Chama is an agricultural and art village known for its narrow gauge Cumbres-Toltec Scenic Railroad.
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Chimayo   Elevation: 6,075 ft; Population: 2,924
Founded in the 17th century by Spanish settlers, Chimayo is little changed today. Known for its "church of many miracles' (El Santuario de Chimayo), traditional weaving and wood-working arts, red chiles, and beautiful rural landscapes.
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Cimarron   Elevation: 6,430; Population: 917
Notorious for its Wild West outlaw days and an important part of the Santa Fe Trail, Cimarron is now a mountain retreat echoing its historic past.
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Clayton   Elevation: 5,065 ft.; Population: 2,500
Experience the Santa Fe Trail, the Capulin Volcano, and the great wide open spaces of this New Mexico ranchland.
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Farmington   Elevation: 5,395 ft; Population: 41,000
Explore American Indian culture, nearby national and state parks, scenic vistas, world-class fishing, and multi-terrain mountain-biking, in the Four Corners area.
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Ghost Ranch   Elevation: 6,500 ft; Population: 150
Red rock landscapes made famous by Georgia O’Keeffe.
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Northeast New Mexico   Elevation: 4,096 - 6,933 ft; Population: 65,600
From the Great Plains to the Rocky Mountains, explore the land of the Santa Fe Trail, the Wild West, and of today's ranchers.
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Ojo Caliente   Elevation: 6,983 ft; Population: 1130
Mineral hot springs resort; spa, retreats, lodging.
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Red River   Elevation: 8,650 ft; Population: 485
Beautiful mountain village offers year-round outdoor adventures.
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Sipapu   Elevation: 8200 ft; Population:
A family-friendly mountain resort, with fishing, disc golfing, hiking and more - just 22 miles south of Taos.
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Taos   Elevation: 6,952 ft; Population: 4,920
An historic art colony, cultural hub, and rejuvenating getaway.
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Taos Pueblo   Elevation: 7,112 ft; Population: 1,264
1,000-year old Pueblo village and trade center; experience ancient ceremonial dances and shop for hand-crafted wares.
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Taos Ski Valley   Elevation: 9,200 ft; Population: 56
Pristine mountain setting - world-class skiing and snowboarding, summer alpine getaway.
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