Origami in the Garden | New Mexico’s Most Unexpected Art Experience

Discover Origami in the Garden, one of New Mexico’s hidden gems, located near Los Cerrillos, NM on the Turquoise Trail, where large-scale metal origami sculptures are s placed throughout otherworldly rock formations. 🌸 This outdoor art experience blends nature, creativity, and New Mexico’s unique landscape, creating a peaceful and visually stunning destination that many visitors overlook. 👉 Watch until the end for our special surprise encounter! 📍 Location: Near Los Cerrillos, New Mexico 🎨 Features: Monumental origami sculptures, garden paths, red rock formations https://origamiinthegarden.com/

HIKE THE HOODOOS at Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument New Mexico

Take an amazing hike with us through slot canyons among giant hoodoos on the Cochiti Pueblo tribal lands in New Mexico. Note: you must get a BLM permit at recreation.gov and a ticket from the Cochiti Pueblo well in advance of your planned hike. BLM ticket is 5.00 per person and Pueblo ticket is 20.00 per person. Check in at the visitor center the day of your hike and a tribal member will pilot car you into the trail head 4 miles down the road. The trail is easy to follow but can get to be a bit of a scramble in places and a steep scramble towards the top. We did a total of 3.7 miles out and back. It will take a few hours because of all the pictures you’ll stop and take! It’s well worth it as you will see!

Santa Fe Railroad Adventure

We took a super fun train excursion on the Sky Rail Way out of Santa Fe. This trip is 3 hours long and so much happened on on this train, it was hard to scale it down to a 10 minute video! So here is a snippet of our adventure! Here is the link if you’re ever in Santa Fe and want to do something super FUN!

High Elevation Living in New Mexico

Coming from living at 300 feet above sea level in California to 6850 feet above sea level in New Mexico had it’s challenges at first. I had a little bit of altitude sickness (headache, no appetite and lethargy for the first week, but I adjusted slowly. Riding my bike uphill to the mailbox was a bitch but I did it daily to get those red blood cells built up! But, since I’m already half way there, why not go up a little further? Just 35 minutes from my house, the mountains rise to over 10K feet! Let’s go check it out, shall we?