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  Staycations are a growing trend that consists of enjoying leisure activities near home. Whether you want to enjoy a day off or a long weekend, staycations are a great way to use your free time, take a break from your routine, and explore new adventures—all without traveling far from home.  If you are planning on taking a staycation, here are some tips on how to do it wisely: Decide Where You Want to Go You can choose to stay home or treat yourself to a unique getaway. If you decide to stay in a hotel for the weekend then make sure that it isn’t far from home. You don’t want to spend most of your time on the road.   Vacation rentals and boutique hotels are always a good idea. Just make sure to choose a place that offers modern accommodations and outdoor activities so that you can relax and unwind as you deserve. If you are planning on taking your dog with you, then remember to look for places with pet-friendly rooms. The Bobcat Inn is an amazing place for your staycation. Check out i

Staycation is a relatively new concept that combines the words “stay” and “vacation” to refer to a close-to-home vacation. Staycations for couples are known as the perfect romantic getaway for those that are committed to be creative and find a near place to relax and have fun without spending too much. These staycations for couples have become popular among travelers that want to enjoy more sustainable and accessible forms of tourism, especially during the COVID-19 outbreak. With travel restrictions all over the world, travelers have opted for local destinations that are safer for them and their partners. If you want to have a romantic getaway without having to leave New Mexico, then Santa Fe is the perfect destination for you and your partner. Here are some of the activities that you could enjoy while on your staycation: Amazing Hiking Trails If you are an adventurous couple, enjoy a one-of-a-kind hiking experience exploring the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Hiking trips are a nice oppo

  With all that's going on, we realize it may be a while before you can actually use these suggestions for a trip. But while you're practicing social-distancing, it doesn't hurt to plan (and dream, maybe?) of what you're going to do when things go back to normal. With that said, enjoy this blog post about the Santa Fe beer experience. If you consider yourself a foodie, have an eye for craft beers, and love trying new things wherever you travel, add Santa Fe to your destination list for some award-winning local beers. Beer is one of the most consumed beverages worldwide and the most popular alcoholic drink. The local beer scene in Santa Fe has something for everyone, no matter your beer preferences or the length of your trip. Add one of these experiences to your vacation itinerary and leave with a new understanding and appreciation of beer. Plus, you can purchase something new and different to enjoy at home! Visit the Oldest Brewery in New Mexico Established

The city of Santa Fe, New Mexico is a popular tourist destination year-round, boasting hands-on opportunities, cultural experiences, historical landmarks and outdoor adventures. Walking tours are one of the best ways to see everything the city has to offer. We don't recommend doing them all in one visit—that would overwhelm you. We do recommend picking one per visit that calls to you, whether it be food or art, history or architecture. Little by little, we know you'll fall in love with this beautiful city just like we have. 1.  Half-Day Santa Fe Food and History Walking Tour If you are feeling adventurous and also curious about the diverse food options in Santa Fe, this is the walking tour for you. This four-hour tour covers about 1.5 miles, with four food tastings included plus a wine tasting. A knowledgeable guide will lead your group and provide additional historical information along the way. You also have the opportunity to meet the chefs behind each of the creati

When looking for a vacation destination, Santa Fe, New Mexico might not be the first place that comes to mind. However, it is a beautiful, unique city with thousands of years of history all around it. There are many national parks not far away, like the Santa Fe National Forest, with its rolling, rocky tree-lined mountains. There is also Pecos National Historical Park, which boasts a large pueblo, where up to 2,000 Native Americans live and is nearly a thousand years old. With all of these parks, New Mexico is a hikers dream, and Santa Fe is the perfect place from which to base your trip. You might be wondering if there are so many trails, which ones should we do? Let’s take a look at 9 of the top trails surrounding Santa Fe, New Mexico. 1. Boca Negra Canyon Trail The Boca Negra Canyon Trail comes in at only 0.6 miles. It is one of the most heavily trafficked trails in New Mexico. Located near Albuquerque, it is a series of small trails that are perfect for the beginner an