New Mexico is a state rich in history, and there are many roadside attractions that showcase that history. Here are some of the most notable historical roadside attractions in New Mexico. Route 66 ...

If you like spicy food and kitschy roadside attractions, you absolutely MUST visit Hatch, New Mexico, the "chile capital of the world." I was lucky enough to spend an afternoon there recently ...

One of many kitschy roadside attractions along Route 66 ... Part of Mesalands Community College in Tucumcari, New Mexico, the Dinosaur Museum and Natural Sciences Laboratory offers a look at ...

Route 66 is a gateway to some of New Mexico’s top attractions, from natural swimming holes and trail-filled state parks to ...

With water that refills 3,000 gallons every minute and stays at a cool 62 degrees year-round, the Blue Hole of Santa Rosa is one of New Mexico's most unique tourist attractions. Nearby ...

U.S. News compiled a list of the best places to visit in New Mexico using factors like culture, accessibility and attractions. Have a favorite destination? Vote for your top spot below to help ...