Field notes
Stories from Red River, seasonal guides, local insights, and reasons to head into the Sangre de Cristo mountains.

Vacationing with kids can be a wonderful experience - but it can also be daunting! Red River has everything you need to keep the whole family entertained!
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

Number 1 on our list of things to see and do is at the center of The Enchanted Circle, Wheeler Peak. It is the highest point within the Carson National Forest at 13,159 feet.
Sara · January 15, 2020

Even though the mines are dried up, the history that was carved into the mountain from this influential period has shaped present-day Red River into the southwestern town it is today.
Sara · January 15, 2020

Four Seasons - Yes, we got ‘em. Whether you plan your visit in the Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall, you can enjoy the best kept secret in our part of the world.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

The Enchanted Circle is the scenic 83-mile loop that encompasses everything that is unique to northern New Mexico.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

Only 30 miles from Red River, the adventures in Angel Fire are the perfect day trip for your mountain retreat!
Sara · January 15, 2020

As you make your way through downtown Taos, you’ll find a plethora of restaurants, art galleries, and shopping.
Sara · January 15, 2020

There always seems to be something exciting going on in Angel Fire.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

The arrival of Fall in the Enchanted Circle of New Mexico brings ample opportunities for memory-making days and captivating nights.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

As you make your way around, you’ll find plenty of great places to eat in the Enchanted Circle .
Sara · January 15, 2020

The Enchanted Circle is a must-see for anyone visiting New Mexico.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

Red River is the perfect place to enjoy your vacation on a tight budget, with mounds of free activities to choose from and still enjoy.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020