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The Black Range Lodge, Kingston, New Mexico (http://www.blackrangelodge.com/lodge2.html - broken link)
This is such a wonderful place.....secluded...plenty of hiking areas...driving..near Hillsboro.....so beautiful!
I bought my wife a weekend stay for our anniversary, but I got sick and we were extended a raincheck to this place. I'm glad to hear the positive review.
I would think that the Nogal area has a Bed and Breakfast and its a good area to explore the center of N.M. Theres Ruidoso, Carrizozo and Capitan and Ft Stanton and Lincoln and Hondo and its Mountains theres Bonito Lake. >>>>>That area near Nogal is having a Pinon Season it doesnt come often but theres lots of families out there picking Pinon. Pinon is probably gonna run over 20 dollars a lb salted and Roasted. Its a Delicious Nut on pine trees that everyone at least once in their Lifetime should try picking pinon. el pintada kid
Hey there Southdown,
What are you looking for? Things to do, relax, outdoor activities?
THe mountains here in Timberon are beautiful.
Atv'ing if you're into that is big here.
Walking/Climbing/hiking are big here too as you see me post in the exercise forum.
Ruidoso is a couple of hours from here to do the touristy things and gambling.
Hey there Southdown,
What are you looking for? Things to do, relax, outdoor activities?
THe mountains here in Timberon are beautiful.
Atv'ing if you're into that is big here.
Walking/Climbing/hiking are big here too as you see me post in the exercise forum.
Ruidoso is a couple of hours from here to do the touristy things and gambling.
Hi!! A big yes to all the above!
Some relaxing walking/hiking, some more active - maybe a bit of climbing...
You might get a better response if you posted in the New Mexico forum, rather than the Las Cruces sub-forum. There are mountainous areas all over the state.
You might get a better response if you posted in the New Mexico forum, rather than the Las Cruces sub-forum. There are mountainous areas all over the state.
Thanks
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Nogal and Alto
