At Ghost Ranch in Abiquiú, visitors can hike iconic trails like Chimney Rock and Kitchen Mesa, explore colorful canyons and sweeping desert vistas that inspired Georgia O'Keeffe, and take guided tours that highlight the area’s geology, art history, and cultural roots. Guests can also enjoy horseback riding through the red-rock landscape, visit the ranch’s paleontology and anthropology museums, participate in art and wellness workshops, and soak in unforgettable sunrise and sunset views across the high desert.

Abiquiú offers a striking blend of art, history, and dramatic high-desert landscapes, where visitors can tour the home and studio of Georgia O'Keeffe, explore the red-rock cliffs and hiking trails of Ghost Ranch, and wander the luminous white rock formations of Plaza Blanca. Travelers can take in the natural acoustics of Echo Amphitheater, admire sweeping views from Cerro Pedernal, and experience centuries of regional history at the Santa Rosa de Lima, all set against the serene beauty of northern New Mexico’s high desert.

Española, known as the "first capital" of New Mexico, offers a rich blend of Native American, Spanish, and American cultural experiences in the Río Grande Valley. Key activities include touring the historic Puye Cliff Dwellings, visiting the Bond House Museum, exploring the Española Valley Fiber Arts Center, and appreciating the local lowrider car culture.

Santa Fe, New Mexico, offers a rich blend of artistic, cultural, and outdoor experiences, highlighted by the immersive art of Meow Wolf, the galleries of Canyon Road, and the historic downtown Plaza. Visitors can explore Native American history, enjoy Southwestern cuisine, relax at Ten Thousand Waves spa, or hike the surrounding Sangre de Cristo Mountains.