#new mexico travel

[nmnomad]

Located west of Taos, New Mexico, the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge was called the "bridge to nowhere" while it was being built, because the funding did not exist to continue the road on the other side. At 650 feet above the Rio Grande, it is the 5th highest bridge in the U.S.

[hiddengemsreal]

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[thomaswaynewolf]

[newmexicophotographer]

ghost ranch, abiquiu new mexico

[jbaileyfansite]

Jonathan Bailey signing a Fellow Travelers's huge photo at the Wicked Premiere in Mexico City (November 11, 2024) [x]

[mayanhandballcourt]

Photographer Alex Webb

[elinerlina2]

White Sands, New Mexico 🌍

[vintagecamping]

Nothing says road trip like changing a tire on the side of the road.

New Mexico

1978

[fuckyeahnewmexico]

The desert can make you feel so alone

[wandering-jana]

Pueblo Bonito, in Chaco Canyon, was occupied from 828 and 1126 CE. It was the largest of the great houses in what may have been a ceremonial center.

Explore Chaco:

[nmnomad]

The jagged, desolate landscape of El Malais is a volcanologist’s playground. A million years of volcanic activity sculpted the landscape. Numerous volcanoes and several lava flows generated the field of lava. The most recent volcanic activity was about 800 years ago. There are five layers of lava from McCartys Crater, Bandera Crater, Cerro Hoya, El Calderon, and Twin Craters, with a variety of volcanoes and volcanic features represented within the flows.

[intotheelliwoods]

Guess who got to see a Solar Eclipse at the 4 Corners! (the bobble leos did. this trip was for them actually- they didnt even pay for gas)

[thomaswaynewolf]

[shutterandsentence]

“If a flower can flourish in the desert, you can flourish anywhere.”

—Matshona Dhilwayo

Photo: Albuquerque, New Mexico

[coolthingsguyslike]

[thomasottio]

At Chaco Canyon. This has to be dreamy at night.