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New Mexico road trip stops

New Mexico road trip stops

Discover the best places to add to your trip through New Mexico.

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Read about New Mexico’s most incredible places and experiences worth the detour.

Parks, pools, and pueblos: 10 stops on a New Mexico road trip

Parks, pools, and pueblos: 10 stops on a New Mexico road trip
At Albuquerque’s Turquoise Museum, stories are mined alongside the blue-green stones

At Albuquerque’s Turquoise Museum, stories are mined alongside the blue-green stones
How to get the most out of your visit to Bandelier National Monument

How to get the most out of your visit to Bandelier National Monument
Hot springs, billionaires, and a strange name: New Mexico's Truth or Consequences is a town of contrasts

Hot springs, billionaires, and a strange name: New Mexico's Truth or Consequences is a town of contrasts
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The most popular road trip stops in New Mexico

Not sure where to get started? Here’s a list of the most popular road trip stops in New Mexico.

Four Corners Monument

Four Corners Monument
White Sands National Park

White Sands National Park
Carlsbad Caverns National Park

Carlsbad Caverns National Park
International UFO Museum and Research Center

International UFO Museum and Research Center
The Loretto Chapel

The Loretto Chapel
The Very Large Array

The Very Large Array
Blue Hole of Santa Rosa

Blue Hole of Santa Rosa
Billy The Kid Gravesite

Billy The Kid Gravesite
66 Diner

66 Diner
Petroglyph National Monument

Petroglyph National Monument
Bandelier National Monument

Bandelier National Monument
Continental Divide

Continental Divide
Roswell UFO Crash Site

Roswell UFO Crash Site
Meow Wolf Art Complex Santa Fe

Meow Wolf Art Complex Santa Fe
Mesalands Dinosaur Museum and Natural Sciences Laboratory

Mesalands Dinosaur Museum and Natural Sciences Laboratory

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This scenic byway, which connects the major New Mexican cities of Santa Fe and Albuquerque, commemorates the state’s history of mining for the precious gem as it passes through the stone-and-ore-laden mountains and near former boom towns.

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