Fort Stanton, New Mexico
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Fort Stanton, New Mexico
Explore Fort Stanton Historic Site
Get started at the visitor center to get the lay of the land. Then, take your time visiting all the historic buildings that are open to the public. This is a great family stop on a road trip as well as a good place to escape the heat during the summer.Read more -
728 Billy the Kid Trail, New Mexico
Explore Lincoln State Monument
Went to Lincoln State Monument on Lincoln day. Lots of activities with reanactments and all historic buildings open. Interesting museum and older buildings. Lots of history about Billy the Kid. The drive from Ruidoso to Lincoln is also very scenic. There are places here where you can eat lunch.Read more -
Ruidoso, New Mexico
Hike Perk Canyon
4.7 mi / 1000 ft gainStarting out at 7,200 feet you walk through 2 miles of relatively flat, beautiful forests and streams - at mile 2 you begin the ascent to the trail ridge with about an 800 foot elevation climb. Once you reach the top of the trail, you are surrounded by gorgeous panoramic views of both Sierra Blan...Read more -
Tularosa, New Mexico
Visit the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site
0.5 miThe site is North of Tularosa, NM and is easily accessible. There is good parking and the trail is not very difficult to walk. There are many petroglyphs to be admired. There are good views of the Tularosa basin and the Sacramento mountains. It is best not to go in the summer as it is very hot an...Read more -
Cloudcroft, New Mexico
Osha Loop Trail
5.02.51 mi / 331 ft gainPleasant hike located in the higher elevations of the Sacramento Mountains. Fairly easy hike through forests and meadows. Very good views of the mountains, Whitesands National Monument, and Cloudcroft. Abundant wildflowers in the summer. Good opportunity to connect to other trails in the area. Mu...Read more -
Salado Canyon Trail, New Mexico
Hike the Salado Canyon Trail
3.4 mi / 307 ft gainFairly easy trail on an old railroad bed. The trail is not steep and has nice scenery. The waterfall is sall but scenic, it is nice to see soe running water in the desert.Read more -
Cloudcroft, New Mexico
Camp at Bluff Springs
5.00 mi / 100 ft gainA mile up in elevation and only a few miles into Lincoln National Forest from Alamogordo, take off on the scenic Sunspot Highway that leads to the solar observation center before a short detour off a dirt road that arrives at Bluff Springs Waterfall (camping is free on all dirt roads). There you'...Read more -
Alamogordo, New Mexico
Hike Alamo Canyon Loop Trail
-6.6 mi / 1205 ft gainAlamo Canyon Loop trail is a 6.6 miles loop in the Lincoln National Forest. It is best to start the trail from the junction of TR 107 Roundup Ground trail and hike counter clock wise. There are spectacular views of the canyon and the Sacramento Mountains. There is great variety of desert flora a...Read more