8 hotels in Farmington, New Mexico
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Farmington, New Mexico
This remote New Mexico wilderness features a surreal collection of top-heavy hoodoos and undulating sandstone shapes that look more like an alien planet than the American Southwest.
Carlsbad, New Mexico
What began as a teenager's curiosity after spotting a 'black tornado' of bats evolved into the discovery of a world-class cave system. It features one of the planet's largest chambers and a history involving everything from guano mining to Cold War testing.
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For over a quarter-century, a lone artist has manually sculpted more than a dozen sandstone caves into elaborate, light-filled temples designed to inspire spiritual reflection and quiet discovery.
Bloomfield, New Mexico
This remote stretch of the San Juan Basin features a surreal collection of "fairy chimneys" and petrified stumps, offering a silent, fossil-rich window into the Cretaceous period.
Alamogordo, New Mexico
This massive 115-square-mile landscape is the planet's largest deposit of pure gypsum, offering a surreal backdrop for dune sledding and exploring rare, bleached wildlife.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
This massive interactive installation blends a haunted house mystery with a psychedelic playground, inviting visitors to crawl through portals and uncover a family's cosmic secrets.
