Pelle Spa
Farmington, NM Area
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Farmington, NM Area
Pelle Spa is a medical spa in Farmington, NM, specializing in whole-body beauty and rejuvenation. They offer a range of non-invasive treatments including facials, Botox, laser hair removal, microneedling, CoolSculpting, and IV vitamin therapy.
Albuquerque, NM
Anderson Abruzzo Balloon Museum is a world-class aviation museum in the heart of Albuquerque featuring aerial artifacts, interactive displays, and elegant architecture. As New Mexico's only high-rise museum, it explores the history, science, and adventure of ballooning.
Carlsbad, NM Area
Provides holistic healthcare services, including chiropractic treatment, pediatric chiropractic care, prenatal care, and nutrition counseling in the Carlsbad area.
White Oaks, NM
The White Oaks Miner’s Home Museum is a restored 1800s family home from the gold-boom era. It replicates what life was like in a typical miner’s home in the late 1800s. Visitors can explore photos and drawings on a self-guided tour. The site also includes the White Oaks Miner’s Tool Shed Museum.
Albuquerque, NM
Desert Greens Golf Course is the only privately owned public golf course in Albuquerque, offering spectacular views of the Sandias and the city skyline. The championship course spans one hundred forty acres and was originally designed by renowned architect Red Lawrence, with full practice facilities and a driving range. The clubhouse houses three event venues suited for indoor and outdoor weddings, parties, and banquet events.
Albuquerque, NM
The Silver Family Geology Museum was established in the 1930s by Stuart Northrop. It provides public exhibits of mineral, fossil, and rock specimens. The museum's collection includes nearly 20,000 catalogued specimens, which are utilized in research, teaching, and as reference materials. It is located in Northrop Hall on UNM's main campus.
Albuquerque, NM
The Telephone Museum of New Mexico is located in downtown Albuquerque in the original 1906 telephone building. It features four floors of exhibits, telephone switchboards, and telephones, along with four audio exhibits. Displays cover New Mexico history, science, geography, and inventions in the communications industry. Visitors can also take scheduled guided tours and browse the museum's gift shop.
Rayado, NM
The Kit Carson Museum is an adobe museum built in 1950 by Scouting America in Rayado, New Mexico. It serves as an interpretive area portraying the history and exploits of Lucien Maxwell and Kit Carson. Staff in period clothing demonstrate frontier skills such as blacksmithing, cooking, shooting, and farming. Each room features reproduction furniture and objects typical of New Mexico in the 1850s, and the Rayado Trading Company sells various historical reproductions.
Carrizozo, NM
The Carrizozo Heritage Museum, housed in a 1940s building that was once a frozen food locker and ice plant, opened as a museum in 2003. It showcases railroad and ranching history through exhibits such as a 1930s ranch kitchen, an early country schoolroom, and a homesteader's log cabin. An adjacent 1938 electric plant building features railroad memorabilia, a chuck wagon, and a mining exhibit. A gift shop offers books on local history.
Ruidoso, NM Area
Offers self-serve kayak and paddleboard rentals at Grindstone Lake, allowing visitors to scan a QR code and rent equipment using their smartphone for water adventures.
Hatch, NM
The Village of Hatch Museum displays over 400 donated items that are part of the history of the Hatch Valley. Visitors can see a pair of ice tongs and a dress worn to President Garfield's 1881 Inaugural Ball. The museum also features school memorabilia, old school pictures, annuals, trophies, and a play script.
Carlsbad, NM Area
Delivers professional physical therapy services in Carlsbad for clients with diverse physical needs, aiming to restore and maintain health.
Springer, NM
Santa Fe Trail Interpretive Center & Museum is a History Museum in Springer. Plan your road trip to Santa Fe Trail Interpretive Center & Museum in NM with Roadtrippers.
Angel Fire, NM
September is one of the finest months for golf at Angel Fire Resort. With uncrowded tee times & pleasant weather, September golf is amazing.
Grants, NM
The New Mexico Mining Museum in Grants, New Mexico, offers visitors a chance to learn about the state’s rich mining history. It showcases exhibits and displays that provide insight into the lives of local miners. Visitors can see a collection of artifacts, including tools, equipment, and photographs. The museum also features a simulated underground mine for an immersive experience.
Santa Fe, NM
The Santa Fe Country Club is a semi-private golf facility located on acres of scenic country in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This public course features a championship golf course. Players of all skill levels can enjoy the golf experience offered here.
Hobbs, NM
Rockwind Community Links Golf Course is a Public 18 Hole championship golf course that also has a par 3 course. Rockwind is also great for golf outings, tournaments and weddings.
Mountainair, NM
Get all the opening hours of Quarai Museum in Mountainair with the address, phone number, holidays opening times and all useful information.
Photo by Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UKEdgewood, NM
Wildlife West Nature Park in Edgewood is a zoo dedicated to preserving native New Mexico wildlife and its habitat. Visitors can observe certified non-release animals and birds, including a black bear, a red fox, and a pronghorn. The park provides a safe home for over 20 species of native wildlife and features a Kid’s Imagination Trail for children.
Los Alamos, NM
The Hans Bethe House, once the residence of Dr. Hans Bethe who headed Project Y's Theoretical Division, is now part of the Los Alamos History Museum. It houses the Harold Agnew Cold War Gallery, which explores the Cold War history of Los Alamos through artifacts and exhibits. Visitors can view Frederick Reine’s 1995 Nobel Prize in Physics, honoring the home’s Nobel connections.
Photo by John PhelanSanta Fe, NM
The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, NM, invites visitors to explore the art and life of Georgia O'Keeffe. Its museum galleries showcase her work and celebrate her independent spirit.

Santa Fe, NM
Erected in 1610, the Palace of the Governors is the oldest public building in continuous use constructed by European settlers in the continental United States. It features a Photo Archives with an estimated one million historic photographic items, the Fray Angélico Chávez History Library, a working exhibit called The Palace Press, and a program allowing interaction with Native American artisans.
Cimarron, NM
The Aztec Mill Museum, built in 1864 as part of a treaty with Indigenous nations, stands as Cimarron's tallest and oldest structure. The mill now houses artifacts and stories of northeastern New Mexico's inhabitants, from millstones and fine china to arrowheads and ranch wagons that collectively chronicle the region's heritage.
Albuquerque, NM
ABQ BioPark: Zoo, Aquarium, Botanic Garden is a premier zoo offering unique local experiences in Albuquerque, NM. Designed to provide ASTRO short-term rental guests with memorable moments, this establishment stands out as a highly recommended highlight for visitors exploring the area. Guests staying in member short-term rentals can enjoy curated offerings and explore the best of Albuquerque's local culture and scenery.