New Mexico - Mike's Road Trip

Santa Fe Farmers Market

Mike Shubic February 8th, 2014 Comments Off

Santa Fe, New Mexico is well known for its rich history, diverse culture, world-class art, chili-inspired culinary dishes, and, distinct Southwestern style. One stop worth making on your next trip to Santa Fe has to be the Farmer's Market, located in the relatively new, Railyard Park. The market began with...

El Morro National Monument

Mike Shubic October 6th, 2013 3 Comments

As a road tripper, I try to stay off the interstates and main highways...discovering El Morro is a perfect example of why I do this. Located in west central New, Mexico, along an ancient trail off highway 53, is this historic site that was once home to 1500 Zuni Indians...

Cumbres/Toltec: Ridin’ the rails through the scenic San Juan’s

Mike Shubic September 15th, 2013 Comments Off

I have a good friend who is an avid train enthusiast…when he learned of my plans to visit Pagosa Springs, he highly recommend that I stop in Chama, New Mexico beforehand to take a ride on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. I decided to make plans to spend a...

Santa Fe “City Different” Walking Tour

Mike Shubic May 9th, 2013 4 Comments

I recently visited Santa Fe, New Mexico and stayed at the Santa Fe Sage Inn. During my stay I discovered they offer a "City Different” walking tour, which takes visitors to some of the landmark sights around downtown, as well as providing answers to many of those burning Santa Fe...

Santa Fe: A community so distinctive, it has its own style

Mike Shubic January 10th, 2012 2 Comments

I've been to Santa Fe, New Mexico on several occasions, each time I visit I find something new to explore. Santa Fe is a small community rich in history and culture, dating back some 400 years—its so distinctive that it has its own well-known style named for it..."Santa Fe Style." ...

Chaco Canyon; Where the spirits tell a story

Mike Shubic October 12th, 2011 3 Comments

Introduction to Chaco Canyon - A Journey back in time Chaco Canyon is a truly remarkable place to visit, offering a unique and unparalleled glimpse into the ancient past. The canyon, located in northwest New Mexico, was once the center of a thriving Puebloan culture that flourished between 850 and...

Bobbin’ around Bandelier

Mike Shubic September 10th, 2011 2 Comments

Bandelier National Monument is located in northern New Mexico, just outside of Los Alamos and not far from Santa Fe, which makes for a great road trip. The park offers a unique blend of history, nature, and outdoor adventure, making it a perfect destination for travelers of all ages and...