New Mexico - Poblanos, Peaks & Pueblos Adventure
Trip Length: 6 days/5 nights
Price: $2,498 ($680 Single Supplement)
Dates:
Sep 06 2009 - Sep 11 2009
Sep 13 2009 - Sep 18 2009
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New Mexico - Poblanos, Peaks & Pueblos Adventure Itinerary
(Host City: Santa Fe, New Mexico)Day 1: Santa Fe, Bandelier National Monument
Day 2: Cochiti, Tent Rocks
Day 3: Rio Grande, Taos
Day 4: Big Arsenic, La Junta
Day 5: Carson National Forest, Arroyo Seco
Day 6: Taos Pueblo, Santa Fe/Departure
From the Field: New Mexico Travel
At Austin-Lehman Adventures, our guests are our best ambassadors. Here's an excerpt from one traveler's journal about her New Mexico vacation:"The challenging days were wrapped up in evenings of comfort. The guides were amazing!"
~ Carol Modell, New Jersey
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New Mexico: Poblanos, Peaks & Pueblos Adventure
Ancient cliff dwellings, art studios and the fabulous fare of the Enchanted Circle
From Santa Fe to Taos and the Rio Grande, enjoy the best of the authentic Old Southwest on this 6-day New Mexico adventure.
Hike through Bandelier National Monument along pink mesas, sheer-walled canyons and Frijoles Creek to the ~600 year-old ruins of Tyuonyi and Tsankawi pueblos. Climb a ladder into a hillside cliff dwelling and learn about ancient petroglyphs and Puebloan culture from a native guide. Bike to the sleepy town of Arroyo Seco and along the banks of the Rio Grande. Paddle Big Rock, the Narrows and Souse Hole rapids and trek through Carson National Forest along the Gavilan Trail. Explore Taos's historic pueblo - continuously inhabited for over 1,000 years - and browse the hip art studios of Santa Fe. By night, savor some of New Mexico's finest cuisine and relax in the comfort of your renowned inn or casa.
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Distinctive Accommodations
6 days/5 nightsNights 1 & 2: Inn on the Alameda
Selected one of the "500 Greatest Hotels in the World" by Travel & Leisure Magazine, this upscale inn is nestled in the heart of Santa Fe near the historic Plaza and its world-renowed shops and galleries. It features airy rooms with Southwestern decor and triple sheeted beds with 300-count Egyptian cotton bedding. Visit the website for Inn on the Alameda >>
Nights 3 - 5: Casa Benavides
Family-run, "The House of Good Life" boasts gardens, balconies, hot tubs and rooms adorned with kiva fireplaces, handmade furniture and Mexican tiles. Sunset Magazine calls it "one of the six best B&Bs in the Southwest," and it's listed in the State and National Historic Registry. Visit the website for Casa Benavides >>
A few more reasons why you've gotta go...
- Lunch in a ceremonial cave amongst ancient petroglyphs: it's no ordinary dining experience!
- The views from Arsenic Trail: they're breathtaking.
- Santa Fe: soak up its history and culture as you stroll the town square.
- Doc Martens: order the chile rellenos - they don't get any better!
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