Explore the Four Corners
Navajo Tours
Navajo Tours is 100% Native American owned. They provide tours to Chaco Canyon and several areas in the San Juan badlands, including Bisti, Lybrook, and Ah-She-Sle-Pah. They also provide occasional night tours for night sky photographers and astronomy enthusiasts. Check their website for upcoming dates.
New Mexico
Adventures & Experiences
When people ask for suggestions about places to go or things to do in New Mexico, it is difficult to provide meaningful recommendations without additional information. What part of the state do you want to explore? New Mexico is the 5th largest state in the US. Having Texas next door makes it seem smaller. To really experience New Mexico, more than one trip will be needed.
New Mexico is a nature zone. The opportunities to reconnect with nature are abundant and varied, with birding, hiking, biking, skiing, snowboarding, horseback riding, ballooning, skydiving, rock climbing, camping, fishing, hunting and spelunking (to name a few possibilities). For outdoor enthusiasts with a penchant for any form of “-ology”, New Mexico is a slice of heaven. From the Gila to the Jemez, the Valles Grande to the Valle Vidal, the verdant vistas of the Rocky Mountains run like a spinal column through the state.
What are your interests? Art, culture, history, nature, anthropology, geology, paleontology, biking, hiking, rocking climbing, fishing, camping? What time of year will you be traveling? It is windy in the spring, though warmer in the south. Sometimes winter storms hit the higher elevations with snow in May.
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Ashiwi Adventures
Zuni Pueblo welcomes visitors to their community to learn more about the Zuni people. Traditional cooking and artist demonstrations, hiking, horseback riding, and a wide variety of archaeological tours, including the Cities of Cibola tour that traces the first contact between the Spanish and the native inhabitants of New Mexico.