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

The Ski View in Red River, NM during the winter is a picturesque combination of freshly fallen snow on the valley and the small town lights below that is sure to take your breath away.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

Red River, NM is a summertime destination for those who crave a unique adventure away from the hustle and bustle of their busy lives.
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

It’s time to trade your snowshoes for hiking boots because the snow has melted and it’s finally summertime in Red River!
Hiking Hanna · January 15, 2020

Red River is a unique spot for fishing because of the river that flows right through the middle of town, which is how the town got it’s name.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

New Mexico is home to plenty of prime fishing spots, but before you arrive, you need to know what to expect.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

The rivers, streams, and lakes offer up dozens of types of fish for you to enjoy.
Sara · January 11, 2020

The more you learn about the process and technique, the better your chances of a successful fishing trip will be.
Sara · January 11, 2020

One advantage of fishing around Red River is that most fishing can be done from the bank.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

Northern New Mexico is teaming with a multitude of fish species.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

Wherever you choose to fish in the rivers, streams or closed waters around Red River, N.M. you will be catching, not just fishing.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

Eagle Nest Lake, located in Eagle Nest State Park, is a popular attraction for those interested in sightseeing, camping, and fishing.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

Hunting in Northern New Mexico can result in a diverse collection of trophies.
Sara · January 11, 2020