Where in New Mexico can I see the Rocky Mountains?
Q. My family is planning a trip to New Mexico. Where is New Mexico can I see the Rocky Mountains? Also Carlsbad Caves, my husband and I want to go see, but I think my 9year old will be bored, do kids have fun there? Kid Friendly?
Asked by jen - Thu Feb 12 11:10:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the northcentral part of New Mexico is where you can see the Rocky Mountains in New Mexico. Carlsbad Caverns is fantastic to see, especially if you like caves. They have several different cave tours just for kids. They have a bat flight program at night, which your 9 year old would probably enjoy. For more information on Carlsbad Caverns:
Answered by ms bell - Thu Feb 12 11:31:10 2009
Q. My family is planning a trip to New Mexico. Where is New Mexico can I see the Rocky Mountains? Also Carlsbad Caves, my husband and I want to go see, but I think my 9year old will be bored, do kids have fun there? Kid Friendly?
Asked by jen - Thu Feb 12 11:10:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the northcentral part of New Mexico is where you can see the Rocky Mountains in New Mexico. Carlsbad Caverns is fantastic to see, especially if you like caves. They have several different cave tours just for kids. They have a bat flight program at night, which your 9 year old would probably enjoy. For more information on Carlsbad Caverns:
Answered by ms bell - Thu Feb 12 11:31:10 2009
How do you become a resident of New Mexico for university purposes?
Q. How do I become a resident of New Mexico so I can save money going to New Mexico State University? Thanks for answering.
Asked by algidstorm - Mon Nov 3 17:14:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This works in almost all states: 1) move to New Mexico and rent/buy a place to live. 2) get a NM driver's license/insurance and register to vote in your new district. 3) get a job in your new town (in NM) and pay income tax to NM. do this for a year and viola! you're a resident. Careful though - many schools will declare you to be a resident of whatever your parent's home is unless you qualify as an independent student. Most college students don't qualify as independent.
Answered by CoachT - Mon Nov 3 17:41:12 2008
Q. How do I become a resident of New Mexico so I can save money going to New Mexico State University? Thanks for answering.
Asked by algidstorm - Mon Nov 3 17:14:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This works in almost all states: 1) move to New Mexico and rent/buy a place to live. 2) get a NM driver's license/insurance and register to vote in your new district. 3) get a job in your new town (in NM) and pay income tax to NM. do this for a year and viola! you're a resident. Careful though - many schools will declare you to be a resident of whatever your parent's home is unless you qualify as an independent student. Most college students don't qualify as independent.
Answered by CoachT - Mon Nov 3 17:41:12 2008
Im getting ready to go to New Mexico on vacation and have no idea where to go.Any advice for good attractions?
Q. We're planning a vacation and I know New Mexico has a lot to offer but we don't even know where to start. We want it to be affordable but fun at the same time. Any ideas?
Asked by donna - Tue Jun 2 19:21:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Head for your nearest bookstore or library and browse the travel guides on New Mexico to find things that particularly interest you. This can depend on exactly when you're going depending on what interesting festivals or exhibitions may be going on. You can also try sites like: or or . My US home is in Colorado, not so far from New Mexico. Some of the places I particularly like are: Chaco Canyon - , the Enchanted Circle Drive, Taos, Old Town Albuquerque, and the Petroglyph monument
Answered by conley39 - Wed Jun 3 09:29:35 2009
Q. We're planning a vacation and I know New Mexico has a lot to offer but we don't even know where to start. We want it to be affordable but fun at the same time. Any ideas?
Asked by donna - Tue Jun 2 19:21:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Head for your nearest bookstore or library and browse the travel guides on New Mexico to find things that particularly interest you. This can depend on exactly when you're going depending on what interesting festivals or exhibitions may be going on. You can also try sites like: or or . My US home is in Colorado, not so far from New Mexico. Some of the places I particularly like are: Chaco Canyon - , the Enchanted Circle Drive, Taos, Old Town Albuquerque, and the Petroglyph monument
Answered by conley39 - Wed Jun 3 09:29:35 2009
How does New Mexico mainly make money now and in the past?
Q. States have different sorts of income, like Florida is a big tourist attraction. What is New Mexico and what was New Mexico used for in the past, like early 1900's. I need to know this for a project, thanks.
Asked by Ms. Honest - Sun Apr 22 14:52:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nowadays, New Mexico does depend a lot on tourism. However, we have several military bases such as Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo and Kirkland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, Cannon (I think it's Air Force Base) in Clovis and, most importantly, White Sands Missile Range. We have scientific sites such as the Los Alamos Nuclear Labs and Sandia Labs (in Albuquerque). A hundred years ago, mining was important. The town of Madrid is now a ghost town but it was a mining town in the 1800's. Silver City was, ironically, a place most known for it's copper mines! (It still has Phelps-Dodge mines operating to this very day.) Truth or Consequences and Hillsboro were mining towns. I'm sure there were many others. Farming and ranching… [cont.]
Answered by Her Highness - Mon Apr 23 11:33:29 2007
Q. States have different sorts of income, like Florida is a big tourist attraction. What is New Mexico and what was New Mexico used for in the past, like early 1900's. I need to know this for a project, thanks.
Asked by Ms. Honest - Sun Apr 22 14:52:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nowadays, New Mexico does depend a lot on tourism. However, we have several military bases such as Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo and Kirkland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, Cannon (I think it's Air Force Base) in Clovis and, most importantly, White Sands Missile Range. We have scientific sites such as the Los Alamos Nuclear Labs and Sandia Labs (in Albuquerque). A hundred years ago, mining was important. The town of Madrid is now a ghost town but it was a mining town in the 1800's. Silver City was, ironically, a place most known for it's copper mines! (It still has Phelps-Dodge mines operating to this very day.) Truth or Consequences and Hillsboro were mining towns. I'm sure there were many others. Farming and ranching… [cont.]
Answered by Her Highness - Mon Apr 23 11:33:29 2007
What makes glider flying greater in New Mexico than in anywhere else?
Q. I'm trying to compare the climate differences/regional differences from New Mexico, Albuquerque area, to Oklahoma, El Reno/West Central area, to see what makes glider flying so much more better in NM, if it even does
Asked by Robbie A - Sat Mar 1 22:28:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It isn't better in New Mexico than anywhere else. I don't think one US or world record was set in NM. Idaho, California, Colorado but none in NM. And no, New Zealand isn't even close.
Answered by John B - Sun Mar 2 12:37:07 2008
Q. I'm trying to compare the climate differences/regional differences from New Mexico, Albuquerque area, to Oklahoma, El Reno/West Central area, to see what makes glider flying so much more better in NM, if it even does
Asked by Robbie A - Sat Mar 1 22:28:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It isn't better in New Mexico than anywhere else. I don't think one US or world record was set in NM. Idaho, California, Colorado but none in NM. And no, New Zealand isn't even close.
Answered by John B - Sun Mar 2 12:37:07 2008
How can I find out if my New Mexico High School Credits transfer to a High School in Texas?
Q. We may be moving from New Mexico to Texas... I want to know if my daughters highschool credits will transfer to her senior year in a high school in Texas before we make the move. Who should I contact to find a "for sure" answer?
Asked by Bobbi M - Mon Apr 27 00:10:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bobbi M, Try asking a student for advice.
Answered by Idella E - Tue Apr 28 20:47:07 2009
Q. We may be moving from New Mexico to Texas... I want to know if my daughters highschool credits will transfer to her senior year in a high school in Texas before we make the move. Who should I contact to find a "for sure" answer?
Asked by Bobbi M - Mon Apr 27 00:10:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bobbi M, Try asking a student for advice.
Answered by Idella E - Tue Apr 28 20:47:07 2009
Can I cross border to Mexico and return for new 90 day USA tourist visa?
Q. Hi. I'm an Aussie, currently in the US under the 90 day tourist waiver scheme. I really want to stay longer. At the end of the 90 days, can I just go to Mexico for a week and then come back and get a new stamp for another 90 days tourist visa, or do I have to go to Canada?
Asked by Fi - Wed Dec 16 11:09:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. Canada won't work either. You would have to return to Australia (or at least leave North America). You agreed to that when you traveled under the VWP. As per the US Embassy in Canberra: What if I enter on the Visa Waiver Program and then decide I want to stay longer than the 90 days? You cannot extend the time on the Visa Waiver Program. The 90 days also includes any time spent in Canada, Mexico and adjacent Islands. Therefore you cannot cross the border into these areas and then return for another 90 days. You can however ask for re-entry on the Visa Waiver Program if you have left the Continent.
Answered by duker918 - Wed Dec 16 13:07:52 2009
Q. Hi. I'm an Aussie, currently in the US under the 90 day tourist waiver scheme. I really want to stay longer. At the end of the 90 days, can I just go to Mexico for a week and then come back and get a new stamp for another 90 days tourist visa, or do I have to go to Canada?
Asked by Fi - Wed Dec 16 11:09:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. Canada won't work either. You would have to return to Australia (or at least leave North America). You agreed to that when you traveled under the VWP. As per the US Embassy in Canberra: What if I enter on the Visa Waiver Program and then decide I want to stay longer than the 90 days? You cannot extend the time on the Visa Waiver Program. The 90 days also includes any time spent in Canada, Mexico and adjacent Islands. Therefore you cannot cross the border into these areas and then return for another 90 days. You can however ask for re-entry on the Visa Waiver Program if you have left the Continent.
Answered by duker918 - Wed Dec 16 13:07:52 2009
Why are there so many octagon houses in New Mexico?
Q. I'm visiting New Mexico and I've noticed that there are a lot of houses with eight sides..a 3D stop sign, if you will. They are always near other houses. Are they used as homes or do they serve another purpose?
Asked by CLW - Tue Mar 20 22:55:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are Native American traditional homes called a HOGAN. see the sites above for a elementary history of such. I always wondered too when driving by, thgen i read some books by Tony Hillerman, kind of murder mystery/ indian tradition novels and it was entertaining and enlightening.
Answered by red_rose_rancher - Wed Mar 21 01:30:26 2007
Q. I'm visiting New Mexico and I've noticed that there are a lot of houses with eight sides..a 3D stop sign, if you will. They are always near other houses. Are they used as homes or do they serve another purpose?
Asked by CLW - Tue Mar 20 22:55:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are Native American traditional homes called a HOGAN. see the sites above for a elementary history of such. I always wondered too when driving by, thgen i read some books by Tony Hillerman, kind of murder mystery/ indian tradition novels and it was entertaining and enlightening.
Answered by red_rose_rancher - Wed Mar 21 01:30:26 2007
where is the nearest Walmart to the Gila wilderness area in New Mexico?
Q. Hi, so i am planning a backpacking trip to new mexico from new york and we were going to drive there and purchase the majority of items around New Mexico when we get there. So does anyone know if there is a Walmart type store near the Gila?
Asked by David M - Sat Apr 25 15:46:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2501 Hwy 180 E Silver City NM 88061 and it's a super center
Answered by mr danger - Sat Apr 25 17:29:32 2009
Q. Hi, so i am planning a backpacking trip to new mexico from new york and we were going to drive there and purchase the majority of items around New Mexico when we get there. So does anyone know if there is a Walmart type store near the Gila?
Asked by David M - Sat Apr 25 15:46:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2501 Hwy 180 E Silver City NM 88061 and it's a super center
Answered by mr danger - Sat Apr 25 17:29:32 2009
What are the laws for motor scooters in New Mexico?
Q. I am interested in purchasing a motor scooter, and forgoing getting my license until senior year. Does one need a license to drive a motor scooter in New Mexico? If not, then are there any classes or tests one would have to take to be able to drive one?
Asked by Dum Dum - Fri Aug 15 17:10:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't have to travel far in New Mexico to come across someone riding a moped or scooter. So, let's take a look at these fun, alternative means of transportation. It's important to understand where these vehicles fall under New Mexico law, because different procedures and rules apply. Mopeds Mopeds are defined as vehicles with: Two or three wheels. An automatic transmission. A motor with a piston displacement of less than 50 cubic centimeters. A maximum speed capability of 30 mph on a level surface. Moped Registration and Titling If a vehicle exceeds the speed or piston displacement criteria, it will be classified as a motorcycle. You'll then to register and title the vehicle, and carry insurance. For a moped, you won't to do any of… [cont.]
Answered by rockbase - Fri Aug 15 18:14:37 2008
Q. I am interested in purchasing a motor scooter, and forgoing getting my license until senior year. Does one need a license to drive a motor scooter in New Mexico? If not, then are there any classes or tests one would have to take to be able to drive one?
Asked by Dum Dum - Fri Aug 15 17:10:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't have to travel far in New Mexico to come across someone riding a moped or scooter. So, let's take a look at these fun, alternative means of transportation. It's important to understand where these vehicles fall under New Mexico law, because different procedures and rules apply. Mopeds Mopeds are defined as vehicles with: Two or three wheels. An automatic transmission. A motor with a piston displacement of less than 50 cubic centimeters. A maximum speed capability of 30 mph on a level surface. Moped Registration and Titling If a vehicle exceeds the speed or piston displacement criteria, it will be classified as a motorcycle. You'll then to register and title the vehicle, and carry insurance. For a moped, you won't to do any of… [cont.]
Answered by rockbase - Fri Aug 15 18:14:37 2008
What do I have to do to get a clearance letter from the new mexico dmv?
Q. I haven't driven in new mexico for 23 years. I was very surprised when I got a letter from the California DMV saying that they were going to cancel my driver's license unless I got a letter of clearance from the new mexico dmv. What is this all about?
Asked by Philip H - Fri May 9 00:10:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's something you will have to call about. Maybe some tickets you left behind
Answered by Jeremy F - Fri May 9 01:10:51 2008
Q. I haven't driven in new mexico for 23 years. I was very surprised when I got a letter from the California DMV saying that they were going to cancel my driver's license unless I got a letter of clearance from the new mexico dmv. What is this all about?
Asked by Philip H - Fri May 9 00:10:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's something you will have to call about. Maybe some tickets you left behind
Answered by Jeremy F - Fri May 9 01:10:51 2008
What time of year is the best time to visit New Mexico?
Q. My husband and I would like to drive to New Mexico from California but don't want to get into weather problems, etc. Thanks in advance.
Asked by dutchlady - Thu Jun 18 22:46:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what part of New Mexico but, generally, autumn because the southern part off the state gets BAD windstorms in the spring and the dust is so thick you sometimes can't see the road and can have an accident around Lordsburg, Deming or Las Cruces. It's pretty hot in the summer and the vegetation is pretty dull in the winter though we do have nice ski resorts if you're into that sort of thing. Taos and Ruidoso are go ski areas and have tourist attractions all year round.
Answered by FYRE & REIGN RETIRING SOON - Wed Jun 24 14:00:35 2009
Q. My husband and I would like to drive to New Mexico from California but don't want to get into weather problems, etc. Thanks in advance.
Asked by dutchlady - Thu Jun 18 22:46:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what part of New Mexico but, generally, autumn because the southern part off the state gets BAD windstorms in the spring and the dust is so thick you sometimes can't see the road and can have an accident around Lordsburg, Deming or Las Cruces. It's pretty hot in the summer and the vegetation is pretty dull in the winter though we do have nice ski resorts if you're into that sort of thing. Taos and Ruidoso are go ski areas and have tourist attractions all year round.
Answered by FYRE & REIGN RETIRING SOON - Wed Jun 24 14:00:35 2009
How long would it take to fly from Langley, Virginia to New Mexico?
Q. I've looked everywhere on the net to find out but got no answer, unfortunately. I'm writing a novel and I was wondering how long it would take to fly from Langley, Virginia to New Mexico. I need to know this because it's written in a real-time format. Thanks!
Asked by Purple Ape - Fri Jan 4 16:17:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 4 and a half hours depending on winds aloft
Answered by iheartmydogshead - Fri Jan 4 16:24:19 2008
Q. I've looked everywhere on the net to find out but got no answer, unfortunately. I'm writing a novel and I was wondering how long it would take to fly from Langley, Virginia to New Mexico. I need to know this because it's written in a real-time format. Thanks!
Asked by Purple Ape - Fri Jan 4 16:17:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 4 and a half hours depending on winds aloft
Answered by iheartmydogshead - Fri Jan 4 16:24:19 2008
Has anyone flown to Albuquerque New Mexico or somewhere else in the Southwesr?
Q. Im going to Albuquerque, New Mexico and if I get a window seat on the plane, what is their to see? Is it just desert scape?
Asked by Brandonh - Tue Sep 8 17:41:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All I remember from flying to or from Phoenix a while back was how it looked like there were ski slopes in the Albuquerque area and also south of Phoenix, though it's hard to imagine how there could be ski slopes in the latter area. But not all the Southwest is actually a desert in strict terms, so depending on where you're flying to or from you should see more than just desert areas. Along the way you're sure to see notable cities, even if you don't recognize them at the time. Of course, this all assumes you're not flying above a large cloud cover. But even when that happens, that's sometimes a good thing.
Answered by Mumbler - Tue Sep 8 18:46:42 2009
Q. Im going to Albuquerque, New Mexico and if I get a window seat on the plane, what is their to see? Is it just desert scape?
Asked by Brandonh - Tue Sep 8 17:41:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All I remember from flying to or from Phoenix a while back was how it looked like there were ski slopes in the Albuquerque area and also south of Phoenix, though it's hard to imagine how there could be ski slopes in the latter area. But not all the Southwest is actually a desert in strict terms, so depending on where you're flying to or from you should see more than just desert areas. Along the way you're sure to see notable cities, even if you don't recognize them at the time. Of course, this all assumes you're not flying above a large cloud cover. But even when that happens, that's sometimes a good thing.
Answered by Mumbler - Tue Sep 8 18:46:42 2009
How long does it take to get a cell in the mail that's being shipped from New Mexico to PA?
Q. I ordered a phone on Friday over the phone from New Mexico and they said they would try and do an over night delivery so that I could get it by Saturday, but if not then Monday (today) at the latest. Well I still didn't get it delivered so does anyone know how long it really takes? Greatly Appreciated.
Asked by XoXLexiXoX - Mon Nov 16 16:21:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. with viaddress service, it will take only 3 days. this is their link
Answered by Vicar - Wed Nov 18 04:31:34 2009
Q. I ordered a phone on Friday over the phone from New Mexico and they said they would try and do an over night delivery so that I could get it by Saturday, but if not then Monday (today) at the latest. Well I still didn't get it delivered so does anyone know how long it really takes? Greatly Appreciated.
Asked by XoXLexiXoX - Mon Nov 16 16:21:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. with viaddress service, it will take only 3 days. this is their link
Answered by Vicar - Wed Nov 18 04:31:34 2009
How much should a nanny get paid in New Mexico?
Q. I am a nanny in New Mexico. I've been a nanny for 3 years. How have great references I will be started a new job and I am trying to decide how much to ask for. At my last job I was paid $10 a hour. Thanks.
Asked by kashleyim - Fri Jul 27 21:48:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With your experience you should be making between $12-15 per hour. Make sure you get everything in a contract.
Answered by UV VIxen - Mon Jul 30 09:34:48 2007
Q. I am a nanny in New Mexico. I've been a nanny for 3 years. How have great references I will be started a new job and I am trying to decide how much to ask for. At my last job I was paid $10 a hour. Thanks.
Asked by kashleyim - Fri Jul 27 21:48:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With your experience you should be making between $12-15 per hour. Make sure you get everything in a contract.
Answered by UV VIxen - Mon Jul 30 09:34:48 2007
Where can I find the state budget for New Mexico?
Q. I have to describe the revenues and expenditures of this state for a school project. Also where could I find New Mexico's tax policies.
Asked by diamond s - Thu Oct 8 14:10:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link...
Answered by Shelly - Thu Oct 8 14:18:35 2009
Q. I have to describe the revenues and expenditures of this state for a school project. Also where could I find New Mexico's tax policies.
Asked by diamond s - Thu Oct 8 14:10:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link...
Answered by Shelly - Thu Oct 8 14:18:35 2009
Who is the new billion air in the coutry of Mexico?
Q. Who is the new billionair in the country of Mexico, that came up in the Forbs magazine this year?
Asked by beto - Mon Mar 16 18:40:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman
Answered by rhino72032 - Mon Mar 16 18:59:25 2009
Q. Who is the new billionair in the country of Mexico, that came up in the Forbs magazine this year?
Asked by beto - Mon Mar 16 18:40:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman
Answered by rhino72032 - Mon Mar 16 18:59:25 2009
Are there a lot of Shell Gas Stations in New Mexico and Arizona? If not, what gas stations are popular there?
Q. I am planning a trip to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and the Grand Canyon. I have a Shell card. Are there a lot of Shell stations in New Mexico and Arizona, or should I apply for another gas card before I leave? Thank you in advance.
Asked by your_dear_old_mother - Tue Oct 9 12:09:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are plenty of Shell gas stations in AZ. There are also a lot of Exxon and Mobil's
Answered by TDiddy - Wed Oct 10 13:22:54 2007
Q. I am planning a trip to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and the Grand Canyon. I have a Shell card. Are there a lot of Shell stations in New Mexico and Arizona, or should I apply for another gas card before I leave? Thank you in advance.
Asked by your_dear_old_mother - Tue Oct 9 12:09:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are plenty of Shell gas stations in AZ. There are also a lot of Exxon and Mobil's
Answered by TDiddy - Wed Oct 10 13:22:54 2007
What to see/do in and around Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico?
Q. I'm going to be visiting Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico for a few days, and would like to hear some suggestions from previous visitors and locals on what to be sure to see and do there. Definitely include anything interesting and worthwhile in the surrounding area too, as a little driving (1-2 hour radius) is not a problem. If there are any particular cliff dwellings that are not to be missed, or that are better than the others, I'd love to hear about those, as well. Thanks so much for your help! Oh, and the trip will be in early/mid June, if any of your suggestions are dependent on the time of year.
Asked by stlm - Fri May 18 13:34:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are lots of things to do here in ABQ!! Local: Museums, Zoo, Bowling, Dancing/Bars, Shopping (if you're into that sort of thing), Tingley - for fishing / picnicking, Concerts, Downtown scene, Amusement Park. Around ABQ (1 hour drive): West: Bluewater - you can picnic, fish, boat; South: Escondido - picnic, fishing, hiking; East: Mountainair / Villanueva / Santa Rosa area: Fishing, boating, hiking, scenic bi-ways, visit ruins. Around Santa Fe: Pecos / Toas (fishing, picnicking, hiking, camping); shopping. La Cienga: Visit ruins
Answered by NyceGyrl - Mon May 21 16:11:08 2007
Q. I'm going to be visiting Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico for a few days, and would like to hear some suggestions from previous visitors and locals on what to be sure to see and do there. Definitely include anything interesting and worthwhile in the surrounding area too, as a little driving (1-2 hour radius) is not a problem. If there are any particular cliff dwellings that are not to be missed, or that are better than the others, I'd love to hear about those, as well. Thanks so much for your help! Oh, and the trip will be in early/mid June, if any of your suggestions are dependent on the time of year.
Asked by stlm - Fri May 18 13:34:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are lots of things to do here in ABQ!! Local: Museums, Zoo, Bowling, Dancing/Bars, Shopping (if you're into that sort of thing), Tingley - for fishing / picnicking, Concerts, Downtown scene, Amusement Park. Around ABQ (1 hour drive): West: Bluewater - you can picnic, fish, boat; South: Escondido - picnic, fishing, hiking; East: Mountainair / Villanueva / Santa Rosa area: Fishing, boating, hiking, scenic bi-ways, visit ruins. Around Santa Fe: Pecos / Toas (fishing, picnicking, hiking, camping); shopping. La Cienga: Visit ruins
Answered by NyceGyrl - Mon May 21 16:11:08 2007
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