New mexico road trip

We went on a hike with llamas near Taos in northern New Mexico. Not only did we get to trek down the Rio Grande Gorge, but we also made some great llama friends!

We meant to take a break and rest, but these three months since our last update have been as fast-paced and fun as ever. Read on to find out where we were, where we are, where we’re going next and how to keep up with us through it all.

El Farolito offers everything you want when booking in to a bed and breakfast – personal attention, comfort and, of course, a delicious and hearty breakfast. Its knowledgeable and friendly owners, great location and spot-on southwestern style are what make it such a top place to stay in Santa Fe.

Explore the OTHER Las Vegas with me – Las Vegas, New Mexico! The little town is the perfect place to re-live the Old West – don’t miss it on a trip to New Mexico!

Roswell, New Mexico, is one of the strangest little towns we’ve ever visited! Only famous for the UFO crash in 1947, the town seems to be in an identity crisis now.

We’ve been to several impressive caves on our travels, but the Carlsbad Caverns in the south of New Mexico truly blew our socks off! Read more about these fascinating caves..

We visited one of the most fascinating landscapes in the southwestern U.S. – the vast white sand desert of Sand Dunes in New Mexico – and got almost lost in the dunes!

Trekking into the Rio Grande gorge with four llamas in tow was one of our favorite experiences in New Mexico. Read all about the hike and our awesome llamas:

The first stop of our New Mexico road trip turned out to be one of our favorites. Read on to find out what makes Silver City and the Gila Wilderness so incredibly special.

We felt right at home and utterly spoiled during our two nights at Posada de Taos. We just wished we could have stayed longer. Find out why we were so drawn to this Taos hotel.