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Santa Fe and the surrounding area have hundreds of miles of trails, offering a wide variety of options in line with our area’s diverse population, range of ecosystems, and change in seasons. Santa Fe County has an amazing map that shows all of the trails in the county, but you should read on to learn more. A core network of accessible urban trails – including the River Trail, Rail Trail, Acequia Trail, and Arroyo Chamiso Trail – fans out from … Read More
Santa Fe is famous for its summer markets, and with the pandemic waning the markets are back in full force, which is great news for artists and collectors. This year, you can visit the International Folk Art Market (IFAM), the Spanish Market, and the SWAIA Indian Market, which is celebrating its centennial. Each of these popular markets has its own vibe, but they’re all the perfect places to meet creative artists, discuss their work, and take home something to remember … Read More
I’ve been skiing at Ski Santa Fe for some 62 years, and yet I still treasure every day spent on its slopes and deep in its old-growth forests. With a summit elevation of 12,075 feet, it is a world apart. Many days have been spent inside a maelstrom of a blizzard when one’s tracks disappear under new snow every run, and the best skiing is found in its abundant woods among the Engelmann spruce. At the end of the day, … Read More