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As you travel through New Mexican tribal lands, you’ll often see domed adobe structures in backyards. These horno baking ovens offer heated arched doorways to yeasty goodness and while they can be used to roast meats or cook stews, they are often used to make baked goods including bread. Take your chance to not only  … Read more

After meeting at the Inn and Spa at the Loretto, we will head north through the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo (The Blood of Christ) Mountains. Sandstone formations carved by wind, water, and time articulate this rose hued moonscape. As you marvel at the undulating horizons, your heart’s compass will reorient to the rhythms  … Read more

We will travel along Black Mesa to the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, formerly known as the San Juan Pueblo. Recognized as the first capital of New Mexico, this historic Pueblo is located at the confluence of the Rio Grande, Ojo Caliente, and Chama rivers, and is north of Santa Fe. The first thing you will notice  … Read more

To learn more about this tour read our Travel Blog New Mexico’s Northern Mountain Benefit from a Rich Cultural & Artistic Heritage Step Back in Time to a Holy Magical Place Filled with Handcrafted Heirloom Wonders After meeting at Santa Fe’s Inn & Spa at Loretto, you’ll travel North via the High Road through the  … Read more