I read this great piece about the beauty of New Mexico.
There is a reason they call it "The Land of Enchantment". One day I would like to explore more of the hidden gems this state offers.
What I saw years ago was though the windshield of a truck. Beauty lay in the back roads, the hidden small towns, the history.
This story is about an impressive bridge near Taos.
The Tallest, Most Impressive Bridge In New Mexico Can Be Found Near The Town Of Taos
My wanderlust is kicking in. Another destination has been added to my bucket list.
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There is a reason they call it "The Land of Enchantment". One day I would like to explore more of the hidden gems this state offers.
What I saw years ago was though the windshield of a truck. Beauty lay in the back roads, the hidden small towns, the history.
This story is about an impressive bridge near Taos.
The Tallest, Most Impressive Bridge In New Mexico Can Be Found Near The Town Of Taos
Just when you think the Land of Enchantment couldn’t get any more, well, enchanting, something quickly reminds you of New Mexico’s beautiful and fascinating appeal. Food, natural features, historic landmarks, and superb architecture all prompt us to think of the state’s allure.
One such location? The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, a beautifully engineered landmark that also just happens to be the highest in the state.
As its name suggests, the bridge spans the stunning Rio Grande Gorge, which is about a 15 to 20-minute drive from Taos.
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge stretches 1,280 feet in length and is part of U.S. Highway 64.
One such location? The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, a beautifully engineered landmark that also just happens to be the highest in the state.
As its name suggests, the bridge spans the stunning Rio Grande Gorge, which is about a 15 to 20-minute drive from Taos.
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge stretches 1,280 feet in length and is part of U.S. Highway 64.
The year following its construction and dedication, it was nominated for and won an award in the American Institute of Steel Construction's annual Prize Bridge competition. The jury also noted its beauty, saying it has “well-balanced symmetry” and “fits into the gorge in an aesthetic and pleasing manner.”
New Mexico is home to 46 national historic landmarks and each is fascinating in their own way. Read about some of our favorites in 11 Historical Landmarks You Absolutely Must Visit In New Mexico and let us know which is your top pick!
New Mexico is home to 46 national historic landmarks and each is fascinating in their own way. Read about some of our favorites in 11 Historical Landmarks You Absolutely Must Visit In New Mexico and let us know which is your top pick!
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