eubank wrote:
That's doable, but keep in mind that both of those cities are at fairly high elevation. You can expect snow from time to time during that period. The mountains nearby have national forest campgrounds, but some/many will still be closed. You might consider staying at private campgrounds instead.
Or choosing to visit lower elevation areas of the state.
:)
Lynn
So, we should do Santa Fe and Taos a bit later such as June?
Not being familiar at all with New Mexico, what are our options for lower elevation locations? We are trying to start getting a flavor of New Mexico in general so that's certainly not out of the question.
Thanks.
Bill