Red River New Mexico
Sightseeing during the winter months is a delightful way to enjoy the beauty of Red River and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Snowcat tours are the specialty of Red River Off-Road which provides tours seven days a week in special tracked vehicles that carry multiple passengers. Touring through snow-covered meadows and past abandoned gold Read More…
When the Hidden Treasure Aerial Park, the largest ropes course in New Mexico, was opened in August of 2015, tourists and town folks alike would make a trip to the Red River Ski & Summer Area just to see what all the hubbub was about around town. One sly reporter referred to it as Read More…
The State of New Mexico’s River Stewards Initiative has spent time and money in the past four years restoring the Red River with the help of Riverbend Engineering LLC (Albuquerque). The result: excellent fishing opportunities along the river from one end of town to the other. Trout fishing guides have played an important role Read More…
Some things are free to the public, like the Red River Community House which has been a hotbed of fun for over 70 years. Hundreds of activities are on the calendar, like card games, dance lessons, movie nights on the lawn, yoga, hobbies and crafts, bingo, nature hikes, s’mores around the fire pit, concerts, Read More…
Horses have been a part of Red River from the beginning and visitors with a spirit for equine adventure can visit the Red River Stables located at the “Y.” They have some trips to a scenic ranch in the Moreno Valley. Bobcat Pass Adventure Company, located only 3 miles up Highway 38, has guided Read More…
For the past three decades one of the most popular ways to see Red River has been the pedal-powered surreys from Sitzmark Sports. It’s a great way for your family to sightsee at your own speed – maybe stop for an ice cream cone or cold drink – as you pedal through one of Read More…
