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

Northern New Mexico hunting land is full of all kinds of wildlife. For hunters, the opportunities to score a big kill are frequent.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

Northern New Mexico offers some of the most exciting and enticing hunting grounds in the nation with hunters from all over flying into the area to experience the vast array of wildlife in the region.
Sara · January 11, 2020

New Mexico offers beautiful scenery, amazing territory, and ample opportunities to hunt both small and big game, including exotic species.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

The mountains of the Enchanted Circle offer plenty of game for all hunters; and, as an added bonus, it offers some of the most incredible sceneries we have here in the United States.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

You’re headed to New Mexico for some hunting. You won’t be disappointed.
Hiking Hanna · January 11, 2020

Twas the night before Christmas here in Red River and all through the town, there were plenty of happy children to be found.
Sara · December 24, 2019

We come out to play in the snow. And snow we have!!! Annual snowfall in Red River is 162 inches.
Sara · November 23, 2019

Some define hiking as the activity of going for long walks in the countryside... but they clearly haven't met hiking in Red River, New Mexico!
Hiking Hanna · September 21, 2019

Red River offers family spring breakers some things you won’t find on the beach, and a few that you will.
Sara · September 7, 2019

When you spend the Christmas season in Red River, you and your family get a chance to disconnect and enjoy some of the classic holiday activities that will give you the sense of a traditional family winter experience you may be missing.
Sara · September 6, 2019

If you’ve never started a fireplace fire before then you’re in luck, cause I’ve been known to make a roaring fire!
Sara · September 6, 2019

Skijoring is literally defined as “ski driving” in Norwegian. But here in Red River, when we talk about skijoring we are talking about being pulled on skis by horses.
Sara · September 6, 2019