While Santa Fe Regional Airport offers services principally for United and American Airlines, the largest and most frequented airport for visitors to New Mexico is the Albuquerque International Sunport located about an hour away.

Definitely, and highly recommended! Many of northern New Mexico’s top cultural, historic, scenic, and recreational spots are within 1 to 2 hours drive of Santa Fe.

Popular day-trip escapades from Santa Fe include the soothing thermal waters at Ojo Caliente, taking in the outstanding views on the high road to Taos, and exploring Bandelier National Monument near Los Alamos.

Summer is a bustling time of year in Santa Fe, filled with live music on the plaza, renowned art festivals, and cultural offerings to suit the finest of tastes. For those looking to hit the slopes, winter provides an excellent opportunity to head to Santa Fe Ski basin or visit neighboring areas from Pajarito Mountain in the Jemez to Taos Ski Valley, Red River to Angel Fire.

Spring and fall seasons in Santa Fe are appealing as there are fewer crowds, brisk days, and astounding colors either beginning to burst or blazing into the autumn sky. For a truly unique experience, consider visiting Santa Fe in late August - early September for Santa Fe Fiestas along with the fascinating celebration burning of Zozobra.