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Nature & Wellness
Nourishing Santa Fe
Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico are a confluence of different landscapes. Nestled at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, you’ll find hot springs, aspen groves and desert rock against the backdrop of a clear blue sky. Replenish yourself through nature and self-care.
The pandemic has forced most of us to become familiar with adapting to new routines, and 2021 offers a unique opportunity to apply our adaptability to reshape our lifestyle and to choose a healthier one....
Tarot cards have been part of the human experience since the fifteenth century and are very popular in The City Different. While tarot cards are often read with the hope of seeing the future, they can...
Longtime snowshoe enthusiast Barbara Mortier has snowshoed most of the trails throughout the region. At seventy, she isn’t hanging up her snowshoes, skis or mountain bike anytime soon.
La Cieneguilla Petroglyphs are outside of Santa Fe on Highway 56. From Santa Fe, take Airport Road past the junction with NM-599 (Veterans Memorial Hwy). Continue approximately four miles to the BLM sign...
At an elevation of almost 7,000 feet, a vast sea of desert sagebrush flows for miles, all the way to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. A humble greenbelt of riparian vegetation and irrigated valleys is fed...
And you thought you were going to have it hard this coming winter! Quarantine is no fun, but it could be worse: you could be a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. New Mexico is home to eleven herds of these...
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