While we Santa Feans like to think that The City Different is the epicenter of the New Mexico universe, there are tons of wonderful places to explore in The Land of Enchantment. One of our favorites is day-tripping up to Taos on the breathtaking Taos/Santa Fe High Road. Enjoy panoramic views and explore quaint towns. […]
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Feeling Red? Feeling Blue? A Little Bubbly May Be Just The “Do”
Admittedly we’re all a bit on edge these days and perhaps a touch of the grape may be what’s needed to steady frazzled nerves. In Northern New Mexico we’re fortunate to have the fabulous Gruet Winery founded 25 years ago by Gilbert and Danielle Gruet and their family. Bringing French wine growing expertise to the […]
Tomorrow is Halloween. Let’s Get Spooky.
What’s more fun on Halloween (besides eating candy) than watching a scary movie? In today’s Santa Fe New Mexican there’s a list of scary movies that will have you hiding under the blanket. Whatever you do, don’t spill the popcorn. ‘https://www.santafenewmexican.com/pasatiempo/movies/movies-to-sort-of-scare-you-monsters/article_1
Let It Snow!
With this week’s chilly and snowy weather in Santa Fe can ski season be far behind! According to the folks at Ski Santa Fe, the opening day for the slopes (fingers and skis crossed) will be Thanksgiving Day. Keep up with opening day news at www.skisantafe.com . Even if you don’t ski there’s always apres […]
Fall Comes To Santa Fe
There’s an invigorating chill in the air and our trees are beginning to turn into vibrant reds, golds, and oranges – it’s officially autumn in The City Different. Soon we’ll be smelling the enticing scent of pinon fires; and we’ve been enjoying the wonderful aroma of Hatch chiles all through September. We’re so lucky to have […]
Hiking In Santa Fe
Despite the many limitations we’re currently facing because of Covid, there are still plenty of opportunities to get out in nature in Santa Fe with so many different hiking trails in the city and area. The Dale Ball Trails The Dale Ball trail system offers panoramic views of the Jemez Mountains and “sneak peaks” of […]
