Santa Fe County, NM
A feast of fabulous flavors awaits you in Santa Fe County, known around the globe as one of the top food destinations. From hearty green chile stew and red chile-marinated carne adovada to delectable cheeseburgers topped with green chile, there’s something for every palate. Enjoy New Mexican and American classics at a historic saloon and eatery, or indulge in fresh, innovative dishes crafted by renowned chefs at unique local restaurants.
Once you’ve tantalized your tastebuds, give yourself a chance to slow down, try new things, seek new travel adventures, and savor life to the fullest. All of this and more awaits you in one of the most dazzling destinations, Santa Fe County. Spend the day skiing some of the best powder in the Southwest, then luxuriate in bliss at a world-class spa, where your experience is unrivaled and can restore your body, mind and spirit. Steep yourself in serenity at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort, a lush 77-acre spa resort featuring natural spring fed waters that are gently heated to various temperatures all nestled in enchanting gardens and pathways.
Find rejuvenation in a high-mountain hot tub beneath towering pines at Ten Thousand Waves, inspired by traditional Japanese mountain hot springs resorts. Indulge your senses at The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe with an enticing Chocolate Truffle Body Wrap that is rich with antioxidants to deeply hydrate and refine your skin’s appearance. Guests who stay at the Bishop’s Lodge, Auberge Resorts Collection — Santa Fe can relax at the resort’s Stream Dance Spa with a head-to-toe Ayurvedic massage enhanced by lightly scented oils, customized to support your body and based on a 5,000 year-old health practice.
After indulging in ultimate relaxation, take a captivating tour of the region’s history, culture and landscape. Journey to the ancient lands of Ancestral Puebloans at Bandelier National Monument and visit a 14th-century pueblo located deep in Frijoles Canyon. Explore the ancient village, climbing ladders into kivas and pondering the meaning of petroglyphs pecked into the soaring cliffs.
Immerse yourself in Puebloan culture at the Poeh Cultural Center and Museum or take a drive on the historic Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway, winding through old mining towns that have found new life as quirky artist communities.
Spend some time this year in a magical part of the Southwest and discover why Santa Fe County is one of the world’s most celebrated destinations.
