White Sands National Park, in southern New Mexico, has 275 square miles of brilliant white gypsum dunes, and for decades one of the more unusual overnight experiences in the U.S. National Park System was possible there: hiking a mile or…
Most of New Mexico’s famous rock country comes with a parking lot, a paved overlook, and a permit lottery. The Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness has none of that. There’s no marked trail, no ranger station, no cell signal, and no fee —…
Havasu Falls is not hidden. It’s one of the most photographed waterfalls in the country, and getting there now requires beating thousands of other people to an online booking page that sells out in minutes. What almost none of those…