Nature Conservancy Preserves in New Mexico

New Mexico State Parks

Indian Ruins of the Southwest - excellent information source compiled by Michael Holder.

New Mexico Rivers from the American Whitewater Affiliation.

Continental Divide Trail Society - Promotes development and management of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail as a quiet nonmotorized trail. CDTS, established in 1978, has members in 45 states. In addition to guidebooks, CDTS publishes a semiannual newsletter, DIVIDEnds.

Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort, New Mexico - comprehensive site describing all-season resort in New Mexico with descriptions of activities, geology of region, etc

Roswell, New Mexico: Desperately seeking aliens - Two UFO Museums and an old newspaper cliping may be as close as an eager visitor gets to a close encounter. Article from Cyberwest Magazine.

New Mexico's Trinity Site: A pocket full of Trinitite - A visit to the site where the first atomic bomb was detonated, combines the severe gravity of history with one of the West's loneliest and most historically significant outposts. Article from Cyberwest Magazine.

The road to Taos, New Mexico - A cultural crossroads. Article from Cyberwest Magazine.

New Mexico's Capulin National Monument: Under the volcano with Folsom Man - Thousands of years ago, early inhabitants of New Mexico's northeastern plains lived amid the fire and thunder of erupting volcanoes. Article from Cyberwest Magazine.

Skiing in New Mexico is a server maintained by the New Mexico Department of Tourism. The site contains useful information about the mountain ranges, ski areas, and weather conditions in New Mexico in addition to contact phone numbers.

Las Cruces, New Mexico - overview information on sightseeing locations, outdoor opportunities, day trips, lodging and etc.

Taos Ski Valley - trail maps and general information on skiing in the area.

City.Net New Mexico, US is a nicely done service which includes pointers to home pages for cities in New Mexico.

Phil Greenspun's New Mexico Photo Album (on WWW MIT)