New Mexico Resorts

New Mexico "" Land of Enchantment"". Come and see for yourself

With over 300 inches of snow each winter and over 300 days of sunshine each year, winter sports in New Mexico include exceptional downhill skiing and riding, New Mexico is one of the most popular places to visit among extraterrestrials. Maybe it’s the beautiful sights or the rich history that bring the foreign friends to the “Land of Enchantment,” but one thing's for certain – they love to keep earthlings guessing.

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Villas de Santa Fe

Santa Fe, NM

Roller coasters and amusement parks don't hold a candle to the excitement of summer white-water rafting on the Rio Grande. Wintertime will get your adrenaline pumping with the snowy slopes at Taos Ski Valley, perfect for novice and expert skiers alike. Spanish mission churches and Indian art museums welcome you to explore an intriguing part of the nation's culture. Escape the desert heat of the day in the refreshing pool, or heat things up at night in the inviting hot tubs.

WorldMark Taos

Taos, NM

WorldMark Taos is located in north-central New Mexico's thriving artists' community of Taos, on the same property as the former home and studio of artist Nicolai Fechin. Originally built in 1927, Fechin's residence is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and now houses the Taos Art Museum. Nearby, guests can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, and kayaking amid a landscape of expansive vistas, as well as shopping, barbecues, and Tex-Mex cuisine.

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