NM Cities

	Albuquerque, New Mexico If you are looking for an authentic Southwest experience, look no further. As one of the oldest cites in the Unites States (we just celebrated our 300th birthday), Albuquerque is filled with original multicultural history, culture and heritage – where Anglo, Native American and Latino cultures come together to live as one. You will always have a one-of-a-kind experience when you dine at one of our many New Mexican restaurants, shop at one of our 3,000 galleries, and shops, take in world-class performing and visual arts or shoot the round of your life at one of the finest golf course west of the Mississippi. More about Albuquerque…
	Farmington Resting on the banks of the San Juan River Valley, and bordering the Navajo Nation Farmington, New Mexico is the perfect spot for unforgettable outdoor adventure! Sitting at the junction of the San Juan, Animas, and La Plata rivers, this northern New Mexico community of 40,000 residents is surrounded by cultural and natural treasures. More about Farmington…
	Las Cruces If asked to describe Las Cruces, there could be no better description than, “The Crossroads.” From culture to location, Las Cruces stands as place where different cultures meet and grow, where major interstates intersect, where modern facilities meet traditional ways, and where mountains and desert mesas meet river valleys and farming fields. Las Cruces enjoys warm weather and 320 days of sunshine a year, allowing visitors to partake in a range of outdoor activities from golf to mountain biking. Las Cruces is quickly becoming one of the top places to live and retire; publications like Money, AARP the Magazine, and Where to Retire have all called Las Cruces as one of the best places to retire. More about Las Cruces…
	Roswell No one can deny that when you think Roswell, New Mexico, the first thing that comes to mind is aliens but there is more to this eastern New Mexico community one would expect. Located only 45 miles from the border between Texas and New Mexico, Roswell is a community that prides itself on its ranching and military history and traditions. More about Roswell…
	Ruidoso Located in the mountains of Southern New Mexico, Ruidoso is a relaxing mountain community with fun and exciting things and do. Looking for the action and excitement that only a first rate horse track can pride, than head over to Ruidoso Downs Race Track, featuring some of the best Quarter Horse racing in the word all summer long. Or maybe you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city and spend a weekend relaxing at the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort where you can enjoy or a round of golf in the morning and spend the rest of the day being pampered in the day spa. Ruidoso’s weather is also perfect for whatever outdoor activity you might be into. During the winter, ski the slopes of Ski Apache. More about Ruidoso…
	Santa Fe Know the world over as a destination unmatched in the richness of its heritage, history, culture and of course art, Santa Fe, New Mexico is must see on your next visit to the state of New Mexico. Founded more than a decade before the Mayflower would ever set sale for America, Santa Fe began as a small community of European dwellings and would quickly grow to be the center of power for the Spanish Empire north of Old Mexico. More about Santa Fe…
	Silver City No matter if it is a weekend getaway, a family vacation or your first trip to the Southwest, Silver City can be the perfect destination couples for a family. Located at the base of the Pinos Altos Mountains, Silver City borders the Continental Divide at an elevation of 6,000 feet. The community was recently selected as one of the healthiest places to live and retire, sighting climate, elevations, terrain and lack of Urban Stress. More about Silver City…
	Taos Where can you explore a 1,000 year old Native American pueblo and see contemporary modern art in the same day? When was the last time you hit the slopes and followed that with an afternoon at the spa? How about ending your day with a plate of traditional Mexican food and a glass of wine under a blank of stars so clear you forget where you are? Welcome to Taos, New Mexico. More about Taos…