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New Mexico, North Central area Bed and Breakfast - Find B&B on BnBStar.com
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The Land of Enchantment; a haven of natural splendour, extensive outdoor recreation opportunities, wonderful bed and breakfast with warm hospitality and many historic buildings; New Mexico North Central has every kind of attraction imaginable with amazing scenery steeped in history and ancient cultures.
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The wonderful light and pleasant climate is ideal for family fun and adventure. It’s a great place, as varied as the stunning surroundings. The landscape is rich with beauty and diversity that features high mountains and deserts, to glistening lakes and forests, spectacular canyons and hot springs. The combined rich Native American and Hispanic cultures give visitors a profound sense of history. Bed and breakfast New Mexico North Central has an incredible variety of scenery full of surprises with mountains rising over 10,000 feet, miles of wilderness where you can come face to face with wildlife and a fascinating multi-cultural history to explore such as Indian Pueblos showing traditional dances and ceremonies. Tours are available to see wild birds, Indian Pueblos, gold mines & ghost towns, famous churches and mountain scenery. New Mexico is a place to both explore and meditate, with a magical light that does wonders to nature's palette making it a very popular place for artists.
Leave the Interstate behind and visit glorious Santa Fe founded in 1610. Surrounded by the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, it offers many historic adobe buildings that reveals the town’s Spanish, Indian and American heritage, a small cosmopolitan city with fabulous restaurants, opera, art galleries exhibiting some of the best artists in the country, handicrafts plus scenic byways and ancient ruins. Main sights to see are San Miguel Mission, the Palace of the Governors, the Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi and Loretto Chapel with its famed ‘Miracle Stairway’. Try out the popular Astronomy Adventures with guided Night Sky Tours, it truly provides the thrill of discovery and wonder for visitors of all ages, the dark clear skies allow you to see a greater density of stars, creating an extraordinary visual impact. Experiencing the natural wonders of the night sky with your own eyes will help bring your textbook knowledge of the universe to vivid life. Or try out the Pecos Wilderness, part of the Santa Fe National Forest, an excellent playground for all the family with skiing in winter in the Taos Ski Valley encompassing several good hiking and biking trails with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Or enjoy the charming towns and villages of Ranchos De Taos and Chimayo. The Cerrillos mining district is one of the oldest and most visited of the Old Spanish Mineral Developments. Still a thriving city it now serves as a reminder of the old west, complete with dirt streets and Southwestern charm. Perhaps you’ll like to stay in Abiquiu, where the painter Georgia O'Keeffe made her home among the picturesque sandstone ridges dotted with juniper bushes. Whatever your plans, a trip to other interesting places is worth your while be they winter sports in Taos Ski Valley, or for outdoor adventure in Red River and Chama or to stay and soak up the historical traditions of Española. Other attractions including the site where the world's first atomic bomb was developed in the secret city of Los Alamos. While in Los Alamos, take a short hike into the wilderness that surrounds the city and its satellite community, White Rock. Don’t forget colorful Taos, with its magnificent, historic adobe church, a melting pot of Pueblo, Hispanic and American cultures. The highest peak in the Sangre de Cristo Range is nearby; hikers head for the high country north of town that is part of Carson National Forest. It includes Wheeler Peak at 13,161 ft the tallest in the State. Day hikers have a choice of several treks, ranging from gentle to tough. Both the Bull of the Woods Pasture Trail and the Williams Lake Trail begin from the base of the ski lifts or from Kachina Peak lift in the ski resort. After a hike, you might consider a leisurely soak in one of the areas hot springs. Mountain bike jaunts are also available the towns of either Arroyo Hondo or Arroyo Secco, you may even spot the state bird the famous roadrunner during a ride to the Rio Grande Gorge which is a portion of the river that has carved a deep canyon through the desert. Sample this magical place, stay in the comfort and convenience of bed and breakfast and discover New Mexico North Central, where you’ll know your visit will be nothing short of enchanting as the land itself!
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