Abiquiu Trips

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Echo Amphitheater Rock Formation | Jul 15 08'

by Fretless a 58 year old female from Charlestown, on vacation in Abiquiu

"Wide Open Spaces"

Driving through New Mexico from Texas, I was struck by the long stretches of wide open space. New Mexico is the 5th largest state but ranks... Continue reading »

Trips taken near Abiquiu

A cosy casita in snowy Santa Fe. | Feb 14 07'

by familyfromoz a traveling as a family from Brisbane, on vacation in Santa Fe

"Santa Fe reveals itself in the plain below snow covered mountains.. but where is the colour?"

Santa Fe reveals itself in a plain below snow covered mountains but hey where is all the colour? We had in mind a very colourful place wi... Continue reading »
Santa Fe for the Art Scene | May 29 07'

by Ralph and Pat a 59 year old female traveling as a family from Appleton, on vacation in Santa Fe

"It really is a lovely town that can't be mucked up even by the heavy tourist traffic."

I'm a little delayed in this report of Santa Fe. It seems like ages ago and it was only last Wednesday and Thursday. It really is a lovely town tha... Continue reading »
Santa Fe -- much better | Oct 23 08'

by KarenandBrad a traveling as a couple from Seal Beach, on vacation in Santa Fe

"Santa Fe was more like what we thought Taos would be like....lovely and charming."

Friday morning we drove to Santa Fe to visit our good friends Leslie and John. We had time and so took the scenic route to Santa Fe. It was so g... Continue reading »
Oklahoma City to Santa Fe | Oct 02 06'

by Kim Chris and Bert a female traveling as a family from London, on vacation in Santa Fe

"Is this the way to Amarillo?"

Reluctant to get on the bikes again after a full day's rest, we set off on a pretty boring and uneventful drive from Oklahoma City. ... Continue reading »
Dreams Come True, Yes They Do, In Santa Fe... | Mar 01 07'

by little haxby a 27 year old female from Boston, on vacation in Santa Fe

Friday, March 2I was second to pick chores, and they all had an additional scribbling ‘empty trash in area’ that seemed odd considering the manage... Continue reading »
When I dream, on my own, I'm alone but I ain't lonely... | Feb 28 07'

by little haxby a 27 year old female from Boston, on vacation in Santa Fe

Driving into Santa Fe This marks my first American Hostel experience, and I felt some trepidation over whether we can do it like the foreign... Continue reading »
Stopping over in Cuba, New Mexico | Feb 06 07'

by familyfromoz a traveling as a family from Brisbane, on vacation in Cuba

"fantastic restaurant - El Brunos - a walk down the road. The food is amazing....New Mexico's version of Mexican food...and very impressive"

We left our overnight Cancun hotel at 4am (ugh!) to catch the 7am flight to the USA - Alberquerque via Dallas. By the time we get to Alberque... Continue reading »
Great Sand Dunes -> New Mexico! | Nov 15 06'

by TomUSA06 a real traveler from Winterthur, on vacation in Los Alamos

Today, we went to the Great Sand Dunes NP. After that we crossed the border to New Mexico and we are staying in Los Alamos.Heute besuchten wir den... Continue reading »
Anasazi Indian country - the atmospheric and historic city of Santa Fe | Nov 07 92'

by actonsteve a 40 year old male from London, on vacation in Santa Fe

"Mystics, new age acolytes and just plain hippies come here to be near the spirituality of the native americans"

Santa Fe isnt so much a town....its a state of mind.Its a gorgeous historic town up high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains that blends hispanic and... Continue reading »
Oldest trio | May 06 06'

by Jon & Diane a traveling as a couple, on vacation in Santa Fe

"Chilling out with Daffy Duck"

Santa Fe has the oldest church in America, the oldest house in America and the oldest Madonna figure in America. Jon is disappointed he didn't see... Continue reading »