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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.
Need a midday break, one that involves an al fresco lunch and a walk, all right here in Santa Fe? First, pick up a delicious picnic lunch from Doctor Field Goods’ Kitchen, Butcher and Bakery on Cerrillos...
bout thirteen million years ago, the Jemez Mountains underwent a long period of tremendous volcanic activity. One million years ago, a violent collapse at the center of a volcano there spewed a staggering...
A colorful, textured garden is a pleasure for humans, but it also provides a vital habitat for our local pollinators. As you are planning your Santa Fe garden, keep native fauna in mind. In New Mexico...
Duke Klauck discovered the joy of soaking in hot springs during the three years he traveled and lived out of his van in the late 1970s. As the founder and owner of Santa Fe’s Japanese-style spa, Ten...
If the Rio Grande could talk, it would tell you about Indigenous people who sustained themselves along its banks for millennia. At least 700 year ago, the Tewa village of Phiogeh was established, and their...
Under a Delft-like blue sky dotted with a few cotton-ball clouds, my husband Paul and I turned onto Old Buckman Road and immersed ourselves in the unexpectedly rich, complex history that lingered around...
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