Welcome to Santa Fe County!

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2 Welcome to Santa Fe County! For the Adventurous Traveler who craves Authentic Experiences. Outdoor adventure, historic landmarks, luxurious spas, unique shopping, fascinating museums and oh yes, a celebrated cuisine Santa Fe County has it all in abundance. Widely recognized for its unrivaled mountain scenery in a stunning high-desert landscape, the spectacular terrain of Santa Fe County is the setting for world-class hiking, biking and skiing opportunities. Four acclaimed golf courses tempt golfers, and with over 300 days of sunshine, outdoor fun is assured. Santa Fe County s reputation as a premier place to relax, refresh and rejuvenate is well-deserved. With healing waters and a landscape that invites wonder and contemplation, world-class spas abound. Enjoy New Mexico s heralded cuisine in restaurants and then discover its ingredients at a county farmer s market. Look for fresh baked bread, artisanal cheeses, grass-fed meats, and root veggies at open-air markets in Santa Fe, Eldorado, and Pojoaque. It s a rare shopper who visits the many boutiques and galleries in the county without falling in love with a piece of turquoise. Drive the 62-mile Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway for a journey back in time through the colorful history of Wild West mining towns and explore the source of the area s silver, zinc, and turquoise. Start planning your Santa Fe County adventure with this guide and by visiting SantaFeNMTrue.com. SantaFeNMTrue.com

3 contents Things To Do Day Trips Listings Galleries & Museums 4 Along the Turquoise Trail 10 Events 24 Pueblos 6 Native American Culture 12 Lodging 26 Farmers Markets 7 The Miracles of Chimayó 18 Dining 29 Shopping 8 Outdoor Adventure 20 Spas 9 Map Santa Fe County Map 16 SantaFeNMTrue.com

4 4 THINGS TO DO SANTAFENMTRUE.COM GALLERIES Artists have long been drawn to the dramatic beauty of Santa Fe County, inspired by the region s majestic mountains and mesas, stunning sunsets and endless azure skies. You can view one-of-a-kind paintings, sculptures, photographs, fiber arts, wearable art and other work in an array of unique art galleries located in scenic spots, including historic mining towns, a 17th-century Spanish village and along the scenic High Road to Taos. Visit galleries showcasing work by generations of Navajo and Hispanic weavers as well as sculpture gardens surrounded by natural beauty. Take in jewelry, micaceous pottery, hand-carved drums, hand crafted furniture and other works of art forms that are unique to this region. Stop by a studio to watch a weaver or glass blower at work. INSIDER TIP... Art Galleries in Santa Fe County have long held traditional first Friday nights of every month for art openings where you can meet the artists, and learn about their work. It s a great way to take in the vibrant art scene, meet some serious collectors, and discover new work that you might want to take home. There s no end to the creativity on display in galleries around Santa Fe County. Who knows? Your visit may inspire you to pick up a paintbrush, camera or other creative tool to express your inner artist. Find all the information you need about galleries located in Santa Fe County at: santafenmtrue.com/galleries.

5 THINGS TO DO SANTAFENMTRUE.COM MUSEUMS With more than a dozen museums, Santa Fe County offers miles of exploration devoted to the region s unique history, art, and culture. Whether you re interested in ancient Pueblo people, the Spanish Colonial era, the region s mining history or its Wild West days, you ll discover all that and more in an impressive array of fascinating museums located around the county. Head north to a Native American museum and gallery highlighting traditional art forms micaceous pottery, Pueblo Polychrome pottery, hand-carved drums, moccasins and more. Or visit a museum documenting the history of a Spanish Colonial settlement established in You can also tour a living history museum devoted to the heritage and culture of Spanish Colonial New Mexico, when Spain and Mexico governed the region. INSIDER TIP... Expand your museum experience in Santa Fe County with docent tours, lectures, exhibit openings and more. Most of the museums offer family fun events and programming designed to enhance your experience about the art, culture, history, and heritage of the region. Stop at a trading post with a turquoise mining museum or an old coal town museum featuring a turn of the century steam engine. View the world s largest folk art collection, a museum complex devoted to the history of New Mexico, the country s oldest church and other unique museums celebrating the multicultural diversity of our region. For more information about museums in Santa Fe County, visit: santafenmtrue.com/museums. 5

6 6 THINGS TO DO SANTAFENMTRUE.COM PUEBLOS Indian Pueblos in Santa Fe County offer a fascinating glimpse into ancient traditions and timeless religious ceremonies that are an important part of the history and culture. Past and present are interwoven in ceremonial dances and annual Feast days that commemorate patron saints of the Pueblos. Along with traditional Native American dances, Feast days include a bounty of Native foods such as bread baked in a beehive-shaped outside oven called an horno, mutton stew, and Tewa tacos, as well arts and crafts by Pueblo people. A visit to a Pueblo to observe a traditional Native American dance ceremony is a powerful experience. Each dance tells its own story and is performed for a specific purpose, based on the natural progressions of the sun, the moon, and the seasons. Each dance is like a prayer, full of spiritual significance for every dancer and drummer, so it s important for visitors to be respectful. INSIDER TIP... Most Pueblos are open to the public during their annual Feast days and celebrations. Before you go, please contact the respective Pueblo directly a few days before your visit to make sure the community will be open to visitors. Be sure to familiarize yourself with and observe Pueblo etiquette as there are strict guidelines. For instance, no photography or recording is allowed, talking during a dance is not permitted, and it is not acceptable to walk into a home without an invitation. Many of the Pueblos in Santa Fe County have vibrant art communities with cultural centers and museums exhibiting work by local artists. Some offer world-class casinos, resorts, and golf courses.

7 THINGS TO DO SANTAFENMTRUE.COM FARMERS MARKETS You ll find a feast of local flavors at the farmers markets in Santa Fe County. Shop for everything from organic beef and poultry to a bounty of fresh produce, artisanal bread and cheese, gourmet salsas and other condiments and, of course, New Mexico s famous chile both green and red. The Santa Fe Farmers Market is the oldest and largest in Santa Fe County. Ranked by Sunset Magazine as one of the Top Ten Farmers Markets in the West, the year-round market held in the Santa Fe Railyard represents more than 150 farmers and producers in 15 northern New Mexico counties. You ll often see the county s top chefs shopping here early in the morning for that night s menu. INSIDER TIP... September is a favorite time of year to shop the farmers markets, as New Mexico s famous fresh green chile is ready to harvest. The air is filled with the earthy aroma from vendors hand cranking outside chile roasters. Prized for its unique flavor, this green chile is a staple in traditional northern New Mexico cuisine as well as contemporary fare. Discover more by visiting: santafenmtrue.com/ farmers-markets. The Eldorado Farmers Market is a great place to find fresh produce and dairy products along with baked goods, jams and jellies, arts and crafts and more. Open seasonally on Fridays from 4 to 7 pm, the market takes place in the parking lot at La Tienda at Eldorado Shopping Center, about a 15 minute drive from Santa Fe. When you shop at the Pueblo of Pojoaque Farmers and Crafts Market, you ll find the freshest of vegetables, fruits, herbs and other fare, all grown in the Pojoaque Valley. Choose from fava beans and sugar snap peas, cilantro and saffron, peaches and chokecherries. Plus native crafts and flowers at this seasonal market, which takes place at the Poeh Pueblo Cultural Center in Pojoaque. 7

8 THINGS TO DO SANTAFENMTRUE.COM SHOPPING A shopping excursion in Santa Fe County rewards you with a treasure trove of unique, hand crafted pieces that reflect the region s rich history of creative craftsmanship. From traditional Native American jewelry and contemporary wearable art to eclectic antiques, hand blown glass work, collectibles, kitchenware and more, a world of wonders awaits you in boutiques, emporiums, trading posts and even an old boarding house mercantile. Try on a pair of vintage cowboy boots then pick up a souvenir of your Southwest trip at an old-time general store in a historic mining town. Browse folk art, tapestries, and textiles in local galleries, visit trading posts from the north of the county to the south, along with a glass works studio and gallery, a Native American wearable art boutique and an outlet known for world famous tableware. Take in an artists studio tour or an outlet mall offering designer clothing and shoes, kitchenware and more. INSIDER TIP... In the historic village of Chimayó, the weaving tradition dates back to the original Spanish colonists. Ortega s and the other weaving shops in Chimayó are a symbol of authentic New Mexico to natives of the state and collectors worldwide. With precise attention to detail and with your color choice in mind, the weaver will create a one-of-a-kind pattern on a garment fashioned specifically for you. Be sure to leave room in your suitcase when you visit Santa Fe County, as you ll find great gifts as well as unique, handcrafted items for yourself. Shipping is always an easy option, too. 8 For more information about shopping in Santa Fe County, go to: santafenmtrue.com/shopping-around-the-county.

9 THINGS TO DO SANTAFENMTRUE.COM SPAS Relax and rejuvenate your body, mind, and spirit with a getaway to one of Santa Fe County s world-class spas and spa resorts. Soak in outdoor hot tubs nestled in alpine mountains, and relax with a soothing massage or a facial. Sweat in a sauna, exfoliate with a body scrub, and enjoy treatments that reflect natural traditions of the region. You ll come away feeling refreshed and revitalized, ready to explore all the rest that Santa Fe County offers. Check into a luxurious resort with a spa offering regionally inspired treatments, or visit a high mountain spa inspired by traditional Japanese mountain hot spring resorts, with outdoor and indoor private and public tubs and a menu of spa services that include massage, facials and more. INSIDER TIP... You ll find an impressive array of spa treatments and services that reflect northern New Mexico, from massages with desert sage essential oils to blue corn exfoliations and chocolate red chile body wraps. Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Spa and Resort, The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado, and Sunrise Springs Spa Resort all offer many specialty spa treatments. Take a drive through the countryside to an oasis of towering cottonwoods and a spring-fed pond, where you ll find a wellness spa blending Eastern and Western therapeutic practices in massage and skin care treatments along with energy healing sessions. A visit to the sacred sites, inspiring landscape and world-class spas of Santa Fe County will restore your soul, revive your body, and refresh your mind. Find more information at: santafenmtrue.com/spas. 9

10 10 DAY TRIPS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM ALONG THE TURQUOISE TRAIL LEGENDS AND LANDSCAPES A meandering drive along the 62-mile Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway takes you into majestic mountain country and back to the days of the Wild West, when boomtowns were packed with miners searching for gold and the region s famous turquoise. Saloons, opera houses and vaudeville theaters provided entertainment, drawing gunslingers and Wanted Men to the dusty mining towns. Take Cerrillos Road (NM State Highway 14) south from Santa Fe. As soon as you drive under Interstate 25, you are on the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway. A day trip along the Turquoise Trail begins in the village of Cerrillos, where turquoise has been mined for more than a millennium. Stroll the dirt streets past faded buildings now housing shops and galleries, and imagine Cerrillos as a booming frontier town visited by the likes of Theodore Roosevelt and Thomas Edison. Stop for lunch at the Blackbird Saloon, a restored 1880s saloon, or take a picnic to Cerrillos Hills State Park and hike scenic trails to abandoned turquoise mines and breathtaking views of the Galisteo Basin. To travel to the State Park, from the center of Cerrillos, travel north on First Street. Cross the railroad tracks and follow Park signs. Veer left onto County Road 59. The main parking is on the left. Drive on to Madrid, where the town s mining history remains visible in the old miner s cabins, brightly painted, and now housing galleries, boutiques, and cafes. After you ve explored the shops, poke around the Old Coal Town Museum to learn about the town s mining history. Then belly up to the 40-foot lodgepole pine bar and wet your whistle at the haunted Mine Shaft Tavern, where you ll enjoy live music and if you re hungry-green chile cheeseburgers, a regional favorite, and a perfect ending to your day trip.

11 Madrid INSIDER TIP... Saddle up and head out to explore the Turquoise Trail country on a guided horseback ride with Broken Saddle Riding Company in Cerrillos. You ll ride through canyons and ranch country, past mines and mesas and enjoy panoramic mountain views that are unparalleled. Morning, afternoon, and sunset rides are available. To learn more about the Turquoise Trail, visit: santafenmtrue.com/ turquoise-trail. 11

12 12 DAY TRIPS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE EXPLORING ANCIENT PATHWAYS Follow in the footsteps of northern New Mexico s Ancestral Pueblo people on this historical day trip, which takes you to ancient ruins and cliff dwellings, petroglyphs, hiking trails with sweeping vistas, and other fascinating sites. This journey will immerse you into a cultural history that is unique to this region, with a living legacy that remains vibrant among New Mexico s Pueblos today. Begin at Bandelier National Monument, just 40 miles west of Santa Fe. Here, you ll journey back through time more than 11,000 years ago, when a bustling city occupied this site. With more than 70 miles of hiking trails, cliff dwellings, a ceremonial kiva, petroglyphs and a great gift shop, Bandelier offers a rich introduction to the region s Native American culture. Just 13 miles from Bandelier s main park, explore Tsankawi Trail, located on the Pajarito Plateau. Part of Bandelier but less crowded, Tsankawi offers a spectacular but challenging 1.5 mile hike, with ladders and narrow passageways. You re literally following ancient paths carved into the rocks by the 15th-century Tewa people who lived there, ancestors of the people of San Ildefonso Pueblo. Famed potter Maria Martinez helped bring the art work and pottery of San Ildefonso Pueblo national prominence. Keep an eye out for the many petroglyphs, carved in the rocks by the ancient residents of Tsankawi. Just 15 minutes northwest of Santa Fe at Santa Clara Canyon Road and State Road 30 are the Puye Cliff Dwellings, the largest settlement on the Pajarito Plateau. Here you ll see dwellings on a mesa top as well as in caves cut straight into cliff faces. Be sure to visit the Harvey House at Puye Cliffs, the only Fred Harvey famous hotel and restaurant chain ever built on an Indian reservation, now an interpretive center and gift shop.

13 Tsankawi at Bandelier National Monument

14 14 DAY TRIPS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM From mid-may to mid-october, visitors are required to take a shuttle bus from the White Rock visitor center to access the main visited area of Bandelier National Monument between the hours of 9 AM and 3 PM, including the visitor center, Main Loop Trail, and Falls Trail. Shuttles run approximately every 30 minutes on weekdays, and 20 minutes on weekends. Visitors can drive to Tsankawi Trail and Puye Cliffs. For more sites to visit on this Native American Culture Day Trip, go to: santafenmtrue.com/native-american -culture-walking-ancient-paths.

15 Tsankawi at Bandelier National Monument

16 El Santuario de Chimayó Tsankawi at Bandelier National Monument 1 2 Santa Fe Opera 3 Museums Ski Santa Fe Resort 4 5 Biking Trails Lamy Train Station Dale Ball Trails 6 7 Shopping 8 Wildlife West Nature Park

17 Española Chimayó Santa Clara Pueblo San Ildefonso Pueblo Los Alamos Pojoaque White Rock Nambe Nambe Pueblo Pojoaque Pueblo Tesuque Pueblo Tesuque Cochiti Pueblo La Cienega Santa Fe Glorieta Santo Domingo Pueblo Cerrillos Madrid Eldorado Galisteo Lamy Edgewood Moriarty Clines Corners

18 18 DAY TRIPS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM THE MIRACLES OF CHIMAYÓ TASTES & TRADITIONS Nourish your body, mind, and spirit with a visit to the village of Chimayó, settled by the Spanish in the 17th century and home to many of their descendants. At the heart of the village is El Santuario de Chimayó, known as the Lourdes of America. The adobe chapel, built in 1816, is famous for its miraculous healing dirt believed to possess curative powers. Chimayó is a vibrant arts and crafts community where centuries-old traditions still thrive. Chimayó weavers produce treasured rugs, blankets, clothing and more, continuing a legacy that dates back 300 years. Chimayó is also known for producing famous red chile, which is served at Rancho de Chimayó, honored as an American Classic by the James Beard Foundation. Visit a nearby vineyard where you can help during harvest time, or a tasting room pouring gin infused with juniper, piñon, sage, chamisa and rose hips along with other hand-crafted spirits. A day trip to Chimayó offers an unforgettable experience, a feast of flavors, culture, history and more. Follow Highway 84/285 north from Santa Fe. Turn right on NM 503 northeast from Pojoaque. In a few miles turn left onto Juan Medina Road into Chimayó. For more information, visit: santafenmtrue.com/the-miracleof-chimayo-tastes-and-traditions.

19 Chimayó High Road to Taos El Santuario de Chimayó INSIDER TIP... For more than half a century, Rancho de Chimayó has been serving traditional northern New Mexican fare to locals and visitors alike, in a historic hacienda nestled in the fertile Chimayó Valley. A New Mexico Culinary Treasure, the restaurant is known for its delicious regional specialties as much as its romantic, rustic setting. Don t miss a chance to stop here for the hearty New Mexican food as much as the rich history. 19

20 20 DAY TRIPS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM OUTDOOR ADVENTURE FUN IN EVERY SEASON Santa Fe County is an outdoor adventurer s paradise. With more than 300 sunny days a year, this high desert mountain country offers world-class skiing, hiking and mountain biking as well as horseback riding, fishing and golfing in some of the country s most stunningly scenic surroundings. After just one visit, you ll see why USA Today calls Santa Fe the best destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Santa Fe County is well known for the beautiful fall colors of the Aspens. Enjoy them during a hike, while biking or driving. The leaves begin changing around the third or fourth week of September, especially in the high valleys. Snowbirds flock to Ski Santa Fe Resort, with a peak elevation of 12,075 feet (the 12th highest ski area in North America) and 79 trails for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Located just 16 miles from downtown Santa Fe, the ski area receives 225 inches of snow on average every year offering family fun and majestic, panoramic views. Crosscountry skiers and snowshoers have plenty of options, too. For hikers, Santa Fe County offers more than 478 miles of pristine high desert trails to explore year-round. In summer, you ll see fields filled with colorful wildflowers; in winter, snow-covered trails and alpine trees truly are enchanting. Keep an eye out for wildlife birds, deer, elk, antelope, coyote and more. With long ascents, steep technical downhills, flow trails and cross country loops, Santa Fe County is a mecca for mountain bikers, ranked by USA Today as one of the country s top mountain biking towns. With more than 400 miles of trails just outside your door, you ll find a variety of terrain suitable for all levels. You can also explore Santa Fe s majestic mountains and mesas on horseback or enjoy the solitude of angling for Rainbow, Brown and Brook trout and fishing in mountain lakes and streams. If golfing is your sport, the gorgeous high desert terrain offers a number of unique, memorable courses. Get all the details about Santa Fe s great outdoor adventures at: santafenmtrue.com/outdoor-adventures.

21 Diablo Canyon Galisteo Basin Trails Aspen Vista

22 22 DAY TRIPS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM INSIDER TIP... Guided tours can enrich your outdoor experience in Santa Fe, and you ll find plenty of options. Take a guided hike, a snowshoe excursion, a fly fishing trip or a Harley-Davidson tour. Or explore the Dale Ball Trails system on your own. A 22 mile network of trails in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the trails feature a unique numbered sign system at each trail junction to provide easy navigation. There are great trails for beginners and advanced hikers alike. Maps are available at sfct.org/ trails/dale-ball-trails. Learn more at: Santafenmtrue.com/ outdoor-adventures.

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24 EVENTS SANTAFENMTRUE.COM Santa Fe Opera Tailgate WORLD CLASS EVENTS 24 Santa Fe County s calendar of exciting year-round events draws visitors from around the world. From world-class opera performances during the summer in a striking, state-of-the-art, open air theater, to a historic theater hosting vaudeville, a Fourth of July weekend New Mexico wine festival, and a September Renaissance fair, you ll find plenty to do during your visit. Ride your bicycle through some of the most scenic terrain in the country during the annual Santa Fe Century, which is the same weekend as the Bike and Brew, the third weekend in May. Or, gaze at the Milky Way beneath glittering skies during a Star Party event. Take a geology hike at Cerrillos Hills State Park, enjoy a Crawdaddy Blues Festival complete with live music and more to kick off spring in May, or an annual herb and lavender festival in June. During December, enjoy holiday light displays in the historic mining town of Madrid that once diverted the path of commercial airline flights so passengers could admire them. Learn more about Santa Fe County events at: santafenmtrue. com/events/calendar. INSIDER TIP... El Rancho de las Golondrinas hosts popular annual events, from festivals to harvest days and lectures, appealing to those with an interest in Spanish Colonial culture, Civil War history, New Mexico viticulture, gardening with herbs and lavender, fiber arts and more. El Rancho de las Golondrinas is 20 minutes south of the Santa Fe Plaza and 45 minutes north of Albuquerque, at 334 Los Pinos Road. Take exit 276 off I-25 and follow the Las Golondrinas signs. Check out our website to see the full schedule of events: santafenmtrue.com/ events/calendar.

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26 26 Rancho Encantado Santa Fe LODGING Whether you re looking for a luxury resort, a countryside retreat, or a beautiful spot to park your RV, you ll find plenty of lodging options in Santa Fe County. Stay at a cozy bed and breakfast with gorgeous mountain views, a five-star resort with a pool and spa, or a unique eco-retreat at a historic ranch off the Turquoise Trail. Choose a historic hacienda nestled in the foothills or a restored mining home in the heart of Madrid. INSIDER TIP... Many hotels and other accommodations in Santa Fe County offer some great packages and specials as well as offseason discounts. Be sure to ask about these when booking your stay. You could book a romantic room at a Japanese-style mountain spa hotel or stay at a 70-acre resort and wellness oasis with yoga and fitness studios as well as a sacred medicine wheel. If you re looking for adventure, sleep under New Mexico s famous starry skies at area campgrounds with g o rg e o u s su n ris e a n d su n s et m o u nta i n views. You ll find all these Santa Fe County lodging options and more at: santafenmtrue.com/lodging.

27 HOTELS Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe Set against the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Rancho Encantado is an oasis of serenity, privacy and luxury. 65 Casita Guest Rooms and Suites 198 State Road 592 Santa Fe, NM fourseasons.com Houses of the Moon at Ten Thousand Waves In the tradition of the Japanese ryokan, just a short walk to the spa, you re surrounded by twenty acres of pinons and junipers. 14 Rooms and Suites 21 Ten Thousand Waves Way Santa Fe, NM tenthousandwaves.com/lodging Rancho Jacona Rancho Jacona is a year-round homebase for families vacationing in northern New Mexico, and is child and pet friendly. 10 Fully furnished and equipped adobe casitas. 277 County Road 84 Santa Fe, NM ranchojacona.com Sunrise Springs Spa Resort Come rest, relax and rejuvenate at this tranquil oasis. Discover enchanting accommodations, nourishing cuisine and engaging activities. 20 Spacious Casitas 32 Resort Style Guest Rooms 242 Los Pinos Road Santa Fe, NM sunrisesprings.com The Bishop s Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa Currently under renovation and expansion. Reopening Summer Stables and trail riding will be available during renovations. 123 New and Renovated Guest Rooms and Suites 1297 Bishops Lodge Road Santa Fe, NM bishopslodge.com B&B S Estrella del Norte Casitas on the Vineyard Stay in a unique setting on a working vineyard, close to wine tastings, hiking, waterfalls, and the charming village of Chimayó. Vineyard casitas 106 N. Shining Sun Santa Fe, NM estrelladelnortevineyard.com Hacienda Del Cerezo An all-inclusive luxury resort. Ultra-gourmet food, tennis, pool, and Arabian horses in a secluded, natural, remote setting. 10 suites 100 Camino del Cerezo Santa Fe, NM haciendadelcerezo.com Hacienda Doña Andrea de Santa Fe Native New Mexican Maximiliano Contreras spent five years building this magnificant 12,000 square foot property. 9 Guest Rooms 78 Vista del Oro Cerrillos, NM haciendadonaandrea.com 27

28 (Continued) Java Junction B&B This quaint Victorian B & B is located in a beautifully restored mining home in the heart of Madrid. Second Floor Suite 2855 Highway 14 Madrid, NM java-junction.com Rancho de Chimayó Hacienda Located on the High Road to Taos, a historic hacienda that offers southwestern accommodations. 7 charming rooms and suites 297 Juan Medina Road Chimayó, NM ranchodechimayo.com Rancho Gallina A unique eco-retreat on a historic ranch just south of Santa Fe off the Turquoise Trail Scenic Byway. Five rooms, suites or casitas 31 Bonanza Creek Road Santa Fe, NM ranchogallina.com Ravens Ridge Only 5 miles from the Plaza, this beautiful property borders on the historic Santa Fe Trail and rolling foothills. 2 rooms and a casita 22B Ravens Ridge Road Santa Fe, NM ravensridgecasita.com The Bobcat Inn Originally an old hacienda that has been authentically renovated, nestled on 10 acres with views for miles and miles. 5 unique rooms 442 Old Las Vegas Highway Santa Fe, NM nm-inn.com RV PARKS Rancheros de Santa Fe RV Resort and Campground Santa Fe s most scenic RV resort and campground, nestled among native pinon and juniper trees. Sites for RVs, tent camping and camping cabins 736 Old Las Vegas Highway Santa Fe, NM rancheros.com Santa Fe KOA Campgrounds The beauty of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains surrounds the campground, just minutes from downtown Santa Fe. Sites for RVs, tent camping and camping cabins 934 Old Las Vegas Highway Santa Fe, NM KOA.com/campgrounds/Santa-Fe Santa Fe Skies RV Park Located just south of the city of Santa Fe, enjoy beautiful panoramic views with unobstructed sunrise and sunset views. Full service short and long term sites 14 Brown Castle Ranch Santa Fe, NM santafeskiesrvpark.com 28

29 29 DINING Santa Fe County is a world-class dining destination, with acclaimed five-star resort dining, James Beard award-winning restaurants, historic roadhouses, and gourmet food trucks. Whether you re hungry for traditional New Mexico cuisine, barbecue, international fare, or upscale food showcasing regional ingredients, you ll find delicious and diverse dining experiences during your visit. Explore the area, and you ll find plenty of snacking places, too, from a historic soda fountain and a chocolate shop to cafes, brewery tasting rooms and more. To see the full list of restaurants in Santa Fe County, visit: santafenmtrue.com/dining. INSIDER TIP... Foodies love to visit during the annual Santa Fe Restaurant Week, held in mid-winter, when restaurants offer threecourse prix fixe menus at greatly discounted prices. The annual Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta held in late September also draws crowds for a week of food and wine events featuring guest and local chefs and wineries from around the world.

30 30 DINING NORTHSIDE Arroyo Vino Restaurant and Wine Shop 218 Camino La Tierra Santa Fe, NM arroyovino.com El Nido 1577 Bishops Lodge Road Santa Fe, NM elnidosantafe.com El Parasol (Pojoaque) 30 Cities of Gold Road Santa Fe, NM elparasol.com/pojoaque Gabriel s Exit 176, Highway 285/84 Santa Fe, NM gabrielsofsantafe.com Home Run Pizza 25 County Road 84 Pojoaque, NM Izanami Restaurant at Ten Thousand Waves 21 Ten Thousand Waves Way Santa Fe, NM tenthousandwaves.com La Mesita Modern American Eatery 86 Cities of Gold Road Santa Fe, NM lamesitaeatery.com Pizza 9 - Pojoaque 68 Cities of Gold Road Santa Fe, NM pizzanine.com Rancho de Chimayó 300 Juan Medina Road Chimayó, NM ranchodechimayo.com Roadrunner Café 43 Ogo Wii / Hwy 285 Santa Fe, NM Sopaipilla Factory 7 West Gutierrez Santa Fe, NM sopaipillafactory.com Terra at Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado 198 State Road 592 Santa Fe, NM fourseasons.com/santafe/ terra Tesuque Village Market 138 Tesuque Village Road Santa Fe, NM tesuquevillagemarket.com DINING SOUTHSIDE Arable 7 Avenida Vista Grande B6 Santa Fe, NM OPENING JUNE 2017 Bourbon Grill at El Gancho 104 B Old Las Vegas Highway Santa Fe, NM bourbongrillsantafe.com Blackbird Saloon 28 Main Street Cerrillos, NM blackbirdsaloon.com Blue Heron Restaurant at Sunrise Springs Spa Resort 242 Los Pinos Road Santa Fe, NM sunrisesprings.com Café Fina 624 Old Las Vegas Highway Santa Fe, NM cafefinasantafe.com

31 El Parasol (South) 298 Dinosaur Trail Santa Fe, NM elparasol.com/santa-fe-south Harry s Roadhouse 96 B Old Las Vegas Highway Santa Fe, NM harrysroadhousesantafe.com Java Junction 2855 Highway 14 Madrid, NM java-junction.com Jezebel Soda Fountain 2860 Highway 14 Madrid, NM turquoisetrail.org La Plancha de Eldorado 7 Caliente Road Santa Fe, NM latiendaeldorado.com Oasis Café 7 Caliente Road Santa Fe, NM latiendaeldorado.com San Marcos Café 3877 Highway 14 Santa Fe, NM turquoisetrail.org Santa Fe Brewing Company-Eldorado Tap House 7 Caliente Road Santa Fe, NM santafebrewing.com Shugarman s Little Chocolate Shop 2842 Highway 14 North Madrid, NM The Coffee Wheel La Tienda 7 Caliente Road Santa Fe, NM The Hollar 2842 Highway 14 Madrid, NM thehollar.com The Mine Shaft Tavern 2842 Highway 14 Madrid, NM themineshafttavern.com Upper Crust Pizza-Eldorado 5 Colina Drive Sana Fe, NM uppercrustpizza.com WINERIES / DISTILLERIES Don Quixote Distillery and Winery A NM 84/285 Santa Fe, NM dqdistillery.com Estrella del Norte Vineyard and Tasting Room 106 North Shining Sun Santa Fe, NM estrelladelnortevineyard.com 31

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