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Elk Rut Season at Valles Caldera: Hearing the Bugle on a Fall Day Trip From Albuquerque
The sound is hard to describe until you’ve heard it: a rising, whistling scream that echoes across a mountain meadow at dawn. If you’ve been meaning to hear elk bugling in New Mexico, the Jemez Mountains are the place, and mid-October is late enough in the season that the window

Pumpkin Patches & Corn Mazes Near Albuquerque: An October Farm Day Trip From Tijeras
From the East Mountains, the best pumpkin farm trip isn’t down in the valley at all. It’s east, out I-40 to Moriarty, where one of the area’s longest-running patches is open weekends through Halloween. The valley farms are worth the drive too, but it helps to know which is which.

Muertos y Marigolds: Celebrating Día de los Muertos in Albuquerque From the East Mountains
Albuquerque has two very different ways to experience Día de los Muertos: a grassroots South Valley procession that’s been running for decades, and a ten-day Old Town celebration built around thousands of marigolds. This year they overlap on the same weekend, which makes the planning worth getting right. Before you

The Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail: An RVer’s Road Trip Through Central New Mexico
This isn’t a made-up food blogger gimmick. The Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail is a genuine, official New Mexico Tourism Department trail, and Central New Mexico, including the East Mountains corridor right along the RV park’s doorstep, is genuinely part of the real map. New Mexico takes its green chile cheeseburger

Labor Day Weekend at the Resort: Booking the Last Big Weekend of Summer in the East Mountains
Labor Day 2026 falls on Monday, September 7, making the holiday weekend September 5 through 7, and this year is shaping up to be a genuinely record one for travel. If you’re still deciding whether to book a spot for the last big weekend of summer, the current data gives

Cheering on the Lobos: A Fall Football Guide for East Mountains RVers
This is a genuinely good year to be a Lobos fan. After the program’s best season since 2007, New Mexico enters 2026 as the actual preseason favorite to win the Mountain West Conference, and that changes the whole energy of a fall spent camping just down the road from University