Las Cruces, New Mexico
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.

Our location could not be better. Sitting at the crossroads of interstates 10 and 25, Las Cruces brings visitors in to contact with affordable golf, world-class Mexican food, a diverse mix of annual events, and historic attractions.

No trip to Las Cruces would be complete without a stroll around the historic Mesilla Plaza. As one of the oldest villages in the Southwest Mesilla offers guests a variety of restaurants, shops and boutiques. 
Visitors to Las Cruces can also enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities like golfing, biking, hiking and tennis, as well as a diverse assortment of museums, shopping, events and festivals - all suited to make your visit a memorable one.

Climate
Las Cruces enjoys 320 days of sunshine a year. During the summer months, daytime temperatures reach the mid 90s with the nights cooling off into the 60s. The fall cools off a bit with temperatures in the high 70s and low 80s. Winter months hover in the 40s and 50s and the nights can cool down to the 20s. Spring comes with temperatures ranging form 70s and 80s.

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