I have ridden a bicycle since I was 3 years old and I never tire of riding into new and old areas. Just the wind on my face clears out the cobwebs in my brain and makes me feel more alive. Enjoy these five fabulous biking trails in the southwest. I know there are more, […]
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According to National Audubon Society, the Mexican Spotted Owl is the rarest owl in the United States. Though its range stretches from Mexico north through Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado, the bird is highly localized within that territory. It favors cool, shaded canyons tucked among the hot, dry slopes of desert mountains. The owl
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If anything tells us about the originality and character of the southwest, it is the Bolo Tie. According to the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona, The bolo tie’s road to becoming Arizona’s official neckwear took place over several years. KOOL Channel 10’s anchor Bill Close and five other bolo tie enthusiasts met in 1966 at
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An Event to Put on Your Bucket List! That ‘s me waving. I was pretty sleepy! Flying over the Rio Grande River near ABQ One of the things on my bucket list was to ride in a hot air balloon. And I was finally able to do that a few years ago. You have to
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There are places that feel less like destinations and more like quiet invitations. Tucked into the wide, breathing expanse of the Chihuahuan Desert, City of Rocks is one of them—a landscape shaped by fire, time, and something harder to name. Formed nearly 35 million years ago through a powerful volcanic eruption, these sculpted pinnacles—some rising
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The Infamous CatWalk Five miles northeast from the small town of Glenwood, New Mexico is a road that leads to the mouth of Whitewater Canyon to the infamous “Catwalk.” Named appropriately because of a pipeline built in the 1890’s to deliver water to the mining town of Graham. The pipe up Whitewater Creek was only
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