Aspen Vista is a small picnic site just below Aspen Ski Basin. It also serves as a trail head to the road to Tesuque Peak and the new Alamo Vista Trail to the top of the Santa Fe Ski Hill.
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What is your passion: fur, feathers, or flowers and fauna? Or perhaps you are an aficionado of rocks and ruins, or the history of Native Americans, Buffalo Soldiers, ranchers and miners? Maybe you look for adventure in hiking, biking, or hunting? All of these interests can be explored with Ted Turner Expeditions on the 156,439 acres of the Ladder Ranch near Truth or Consequences. We met David Barfield, the activities director for Ted Turner Expeditions in Southern New Mexico, at … Read More
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