Along
New Mexico's Continental Divide Trail (The Continental Divide Trail Series)
by Tom Till (Photographer), et al
(Paperback)
Along
the High Road: A Guide to the Scenic Route Between Espanola and Taos, New
Mexico
by Margaret
M. Nava
Book Description: The road between Espanola and Taos, New Mexico,
commonly referred to as the "High Road to Taos," covers a distance of about
fifty miles and passes through many northern frontier settlement towns.
Because of the speed limit and road conditions, a trip along this road
usually takes three hours although some drivers do it in less. They drive
serpentine roads, look at quaint houses and magnificent scenery, and depart
content that they have driven through a fascinating area. But the High
Road is more than just a scenic road trip; it is a journey through the
lives of the people, past and present, who--tied to the earth, fiercely
independent, and staunchly Catholic--settled a hostile land, created a
new life for themselves, and became the moral fiber of New Mexico.
This book gives readers a brief glimpse into the lives, beliefs, and
arts of these people and offers suggestions about sights and accommodations
for travelers willing to take enough time to discover the beauty and mysteries
hidden in the small towns "Along the High Road." MARGARET NAVA, a native
of Illinois, spent twenty years traveling throughout the American Southwest
researching and writing hundreds of local and national magazine articles
about natural science, anthropology, spirituality, and Hispanic and Native
American traditions. However, the lure of the Land of Enchantment, as New
Mexico is call, was strong and several years ago she left the Midwest behind.
These days Margaret, and her dog Sauza, can be found traveling around the
state looking for little-known or unusual travel destinations.
Paperback from Sunstone Press
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Easy Day Hikes Santa Fe (FalconGuide)
by Katherine Frances Regnier, Linda Black Regnier
(Paperback)
Easy Field Guide to Rock Art Symbols of the Southwest
by Rick Harris
Listed under Native
American Rock Art
Fodor's
New Mexico (Fodor's New Mexico)
(Paperback)
Frommer's
New Mexico (6th Ed)
by Lesley S. King
(Paperback)
Hiking
New Mexico (FalconGuide)
by Laurence Parent
(Paperback)
Lost Gold and Silver Mines of the Southwest
by Eugene L. Conrotto
Listed under Prospecting
MapEasy's
Guidemap to Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Taos
(Calendar)
Haunted
Highways: The Ghost Towns of New Mexico
by Ralph Looney
Hidden
New Mexico: Including Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos and the Enchanted Circle
by Richard
Harris
Book Description
Combining unique travel choices, outdoor adventures,
and little-known locales into guides where vacations meet adventures, each
title in the Hidden series offers readers the comfort of detailed maps,
internet information for each listing, suggested itineraries, and walking
and driving tours. A resident of Santa Fe for over twenty years, travel
writer Richard Harris has come to know New Mexico's attractions well. A
strong believer in eco-tourism, Harris guides travelers to the natural
and cultural attractions that have made New Mexico world-renowned, while
helping readers understand how to both enjoy and preserve them. Complete
details on campgrounds, hiking trails, biking paths, ski resorts, and whitewater
runs are included. Hidden New Mexico offers reviews of locally run hotels
and recommendations of over sixty restaurants serving Mexican, new Mexican,
and Nouveau Southwestern cuisine, as well as information on cooking classes
where visitors can learn to make their own hot and spicy favorites. With
eight pages of full-color maps, this is the perfect insider's guide for
visitors from near or far.
Paperback from Ulysses Press
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Roadside Geology of New Mexico (Roadside Geology Series)
by Halka Chronic
Listed under Roadside Geology
Retirement
New Mexico: A Complete Guide to Retiring in New Mexico
by James Burbank
Paperback from New Mexico Magazine
Moon
Handbooks: New Mexico (5th Ed.)
by Stephen Metzger
(Paperback)
Mobil Travel Guide Southwest
by Consumer Guide (Editor)
Listed under Southwest USA
National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Southwestern States :
Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah
by Peter Alden (Editor), et al
Listed under Southwest USA
New
Mexico's Historic Places: The Guide to National & State Registers Sites:
Adventure Roads Travel
by Marci L. Riskin
Stories
and Stone : An Anasazi Reader
by Reuben Ellis (Editor)
(Paperback)
Trailing
Louis L'Amour in New Mexico
by Bert Murphy, Appleyard Communications (Editor)
(Paperback)
Special Order
U.S.
National Forest Campground Guide Southwestern Region : Arizona and New
Mexico
by Fred Dow, et al
(Paperback)
Country Roads of New Mexico : Drives, Day Trips, and Weekend Excursions
(Country Roads Of)
by Sally Moore
(Paperback)
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Los Alamos Trails
by Craig Martin
(Paperback)
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