If you’re looking for some FREE snow play, here is the place near Santa Fe. Pack your own sled or saucer, and head up into the National Forest. It’s a Northern Mexico campground and perfect for ...

Just a few months after topping a Travel + Leisure readers poll in the category of Favorite American City, Santa Fe has landed high on another one of the magazine’s lists in its annual Favorite Cities ...

Wyndham Destinations’ Travel + Leisure magazine has named Santa Fe the second-best city to visit in its annual 15 Best Cities in the U.S. listing, part of its World’s Best Awards. For Santa Fe, the ...

The high desert landscape surrounds the City Different (Santa Fe's nickname), but there are few better places to appreciate its intricacies than the Santa Fe Botanical Garden. The approximately ...

It’s always about the light, ethereal and crisp. Or, as the artist Georgia O’Keeffe described it, a different kind of blue. It’s also about the fresh, high desert air, the smell of piñon pine trees, a ...

SANTA FE, NM – The oldest capital city in the United States — almost twice as old as Columbus — can boast about having one of the oldest, and one of the newest, capitol buildings. Santa Fe was ...

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SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Travel + Leisure just released its list of “Readers’ 15 Favorite Cities in the United States of 2023,” and Santa Fe came in at spot No. 2. The ranking was based on the 2023 ...

After more than two decades of finishing as one of the favorite American cities among readers of Travel + Leisure, Santa Fe broke through this year and claimed the No. 1 spot. Magazine officials ...

The City Different has claimed the No. 1 spot on Travel + Leisure’s 2025 top U.S. Travel Destinations list. Santa Fe’s reader score of 88.80 toppled 15 destinations, including New Orleans, Honolulu ...

Ski Santa Fe sits at a base elevation of 10,350 feet—the highest in New Mexico and sixth highest in the U.S. On-mountain dining venues offer authentic New Mexican cuisine and live music performances.