ADC wants to make your experience in New Mexico a good one. Here are some links that we find useful and interesting whether you plan to visit or move to Santa Fe or even live here.

Santa Fe
Santa Fe Indian Market : www.swaia.org
Ski Santa Fe : www.skisantafe.com/santafecity.html
Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau : www.santafe.org

Performing Arts
Santa Fe Film Festival : www.santafefilmfestival.com
New Mexico Symphony Orchestra : www.nmso.org
The Santa Fe Opera : www.santafeopera.org

New Mexico
All about New Mexico : www.psych.nmsu.edu/~linda/com.htm
New Mexico Culture Net : www.nmculturenet.org
New Mexico Net : www.bncinc.com/nmnet
The Santa Fe New Mexican : www.thnewmexican.com
NM Grande : www.nmgrande.com
New Mexico Guides : www.nmguides.com
New Mexico Net : www.newmexiconet.com/nmsites.htm
Visit New Mexico : www.nmvisit.com/nmvisit

Department of Tourism
http://www.newmexico.org/index.html

Welcome to the Land of Enchantment. Here you will find amazing beauty, ancient cultures, outdoor recreation, and warm hospitality. The landscape is rich with diversity from mountains to desert to lakes and forests.

National Parks Scrapbook
http://www.americansfornationalparks.org/across_the_nation/americansfornationalparks/albums/

Collection of images and memories from White Sands National Monument and other national parks and monuments nationwide. Site hosted by the National Parks Conservation Association.

New Mexico Scenic Byways
http://www.www.newmexico.org/ScenicAttractions/byways.html

The New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department is the administrator of the state's FHWA Scenic Byways Program. Local communities nominate byways and are directly involved in their development and continued operation.

New Mexico State Parks
http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/

Welcome to the Internet site for New Mexico State Parks. We've created this site to provide you with information necessary to plan a visit to any of New Mexico's 31 state parks.

New Mexico's Cultural Treasures
http://www.nmculture.org/

Here you will find a comprehensive database of New Mexico's Museums, Parks, and Monuments. Photos, major collections and up-to-date calendars are all available here.

New Mexico Museum of Natural History
http://www..museums.state.nm.us/nmmnh/nmmnh.html

State museum near Albuquerque's Old Town with stunning dinosaur and geologic exhibitions, the LodeStar Astronomy Center, a planetarium and Dynamax theater, and many hands-on displays.

Natural Wonder
Carlsbad Caverns Guadalupe Mountains Association : www.nps.gov/cave/
A virtual tour of a rural community near Albuquerque. Lots of good info on climate, terrain and community life.
Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano : www.icecaves.com
Visit this fun site and explore natural ice caves and Bandera Volcano in Southern New Mexico... worth a visit!
Public Lands Information Center : www.publiclands.org
Explore New Mexico's diverse and vast public lands from this attractive website. Includes information on other US Public Lands as well.
Rio Grande Nature Center : http://www.nmohwy.com/r/riognatc.htmrgnc.org
An informative guide to New Mexico's second most visited state park.
TOPO 3D : www.topo3d.com
3D Topological maps of the Southwestern states, may be of interest to hikers, backpackers, cyclists and other visitors to New Mexico.

Economic Development & Government
Office of Cultural Affairs : www.nmoca.com

Site contains information on OCA programs in the arts, history, science and information resources, and also contains links to the Historic Preservation Division, State Museums and Monuments and the State Library and Archives.