Places to Explore In Northwestern New Mexico

Acoma Pueblo

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• 2 Things To Do

Aztec

The many Victorian brick buildings and quaint outlying residential blocks give charming Aztec, the seat of San Juan County, the feeling of a picture-book hometown...

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Bloomfield/Salmon Ruins

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Chaco Culture National Historical Park

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• 3 Things To Do

El Morro National Monument

From Albuquerque, take Interstate 40 77 miles west to Grants, Exit 81, then turn south onto NM 53. Proceed 43 miles, past the lava fields...

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• 2 Hotels
• 4 Things To Do

Farmington

A rough-and-tumble, unpretentious town full of pickup trucks whose radio dials are programmed with country-and-western stations, Farmington sits in the heart of the Four Corners...

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• 4 Hotels
• 13 Things To Do

Gallup

With a population mix of Navajo, Anglo, and Hispanic—plus a Mormon influence, a strong presence of other tribes, and a richly intertwined culture and history...

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• 2 Hotels
• 13 Things To Do

Grants

The largest community on old Route 66 between Albuquerque and Gallup, little Grants has an intriguing museum and enough chain hotels and inexpensive restaurants to...

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• 2 Things To Do

Ice Cave and Bandera Crater

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Jicarilla Apache Nation

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Laguna Pueblo

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Navajo Dam

Navajo Dam is the name of a tiny town a few miles below Navajo Lake State Park, as well as the name of the dam...

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• 1 Things To Do

Zuni Pueblo

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• 1 Hotels
• 6 Things To Do