Discover a richly multicultural metropolis in the heart of New Mexico. “The Q” delights with incredible golf courses, diverse local cuisine, spectacular vistas and a whopping 310 days of sunshine—meaning endless outdoor fun any time of year.

From red rock cliffs to ancient Anasazi native culture, the old railroad town of Gallup offers a trip back in time. Enjoy rodeos, Native American dancing and art, rock climbing, and plenty of Route 66 history here.

The “City of Crosses” offers fun and excitement for the whole family, including scenic drives and mountain climbs, Native American culture and history, rich culinary experiences, and one of the best farmers markets in the country.

Despite its dry surroundings, there’s endless outdoor fun (and more) to enjoy here. Take a dive into the Blue Hole, visit the Route 66 Auto Museum, explore historic downtown and discover the unique sights of this charming destination.

This once-rowdy railroad camp is now a small town that’s big on fun. Whether you’re into dinosaur fossils, Route 66 memorabilia and neon, handmade turquoise jewelry and treasures, or eclectic New Mexican cuisine, you’ll find it in Tucumcari.