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Santa Fe Outdoor Recreation |
| Santa Fe outdoor recreation is virtually unlimited and our overview and suggested activities will immerse you in the available options. To begin with there are all the mountain, forest, and river activities that attract those who thrive on physical adventure. Hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking or rafting, skiing, or snowshoeing are just a few examples of the kind of outdoor wilderness activities available. Take a drive to Bandelier National Monument and see how the local Pueblo peoples lived a thousand years ago. Taos to the north is an art colony in its own right and the Taos Pueblo is another fascinating village with a long history but also home to many current residents. Get started by the outdoor recreation in Santa Fe, NM, featured below. |
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Bandelier National Monument
The ancestors of the Pueblo people built their communities in the wilderness area called Bandelier, a place that is now a national monument and an important part of New Mexico's history. Come see Frijoles Canyon where dwellings and unique rock structures are found on the canyon walls and floor. See where an ancient civilization once thrived 600 years ago. |
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Santa Fe Mountain – Skiing and More!
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is home to more than just art galleries and museums, it's a place where winter holds plenty of fun activities for everyone. Our ski area is situated in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and has a base area evaluation of more than 10,000 feet, making it one of highest in the country. Skiers and snow boarders of all levels are welcomed. |
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