Things To Do
Field Trip
Our Venue! Field Trip borders the Pecos River, which is known for its excellent trout fishing opportunities, with rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout all present in the river. While prime trout season is in June/July we invite you to bring your bathing suits and towels and wade in the river. The scenery is stunning, with the river winding its way through rocky canyons and forested slopes.
Horse Back Riding in the Pecos Wilderness
Have you always dreamed of riding a horse up/down/around a mountain? Us too! Great news, you can do just that - please email marc@fieldtripnm.com if you are interested in horseback riding during your visit.
Fly Fishing in the Pecos River
If you're interested in fly fishing on the Pecos River, our hosts Marc and Suzanne have a great contact who can take you on a private/semi-private fishing trip. Please email marc@fieldtripnm.com if you are interested in this.
Bandelier National Monument
Only 1 hour from Santa Fe at Bandelier National Monument you can explore the Ancestral Puebloans' cliff dwellings and the stunning landscapes. The Main Loop Trail (1.2 miles) is easy to moderate and takes you through ancient ruins, offering a mix of history and nature. For those wanting a longer hike, you can take the Alamo Boundary Trail or Canyon Trail.
Santa Fe Plaza
Spend the morning walking around the plaza, visit a museum, grab a bite.
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
An iconic collection of the artist’s works, including her famous New Mexico landscapes.
New Mexico History Museum
The New Mexico History Museum offers a fascinating exploration of the state's rich cultural heritage, from its Native American roots to its Spanish colonial past and modern-day identity. Located in the heart of Santa Fe, the museum's exhibits provide an engaging and immersive experience of New Mexico's diverse history through art, artifacts, and interactive displays.
Tia Sophia's
A beloved Santa Fe institution, known for its casual, welcoming atmosphere and legendary New Mexican breakfast and lunch options. Their iconic blue corn breakfast burritos and smothered enchiladas are a must-try for anyone craving authentic, hearty Southwestern comfort food.
Ojo Caliente
For those looking to unwind, Ojo Caliente is a peaceful, natural hot springs retreat where guests can relax and rejuvenate. The day pass includes access to multiple mineral pools with different healing properties. It’s a great way to enjoy the natural beauty of the area while treating oneself to a spa experience.
Madrid
Once a vibrant mining town, Madrid is now a small artist community tucked away on the Turquoise Trail. Visit, galleries, shops, and have a drink at the Mine Shaft Tavern. Make sure to stop by Connie's Photo Park!