New Mexico Green Vacation Travel

New Mexico is filled with nature. While not the greenest state in the union, there are plenty of ways for you to get closer to nature and to help appreciate the environment. From hiking trails to beautiful vistas, much of New Mexico is still unspoiled and waiting for you.

From lollipop trails to tough going, the state has hiking for people of all types. From the Black Canyon trail to long trails going up and down and all around, there's a trail for almost any need. Here are just a few of the trails available:

Ancho Rapids
Big Tubes
Bear Wallow Trail
Bill Spring
Black Canyon Trail
Cebolla Mesa
Cedro Peak
Chaco Canyon Overlook
Cienega Loop
Cliff Base Trail
Cliff Dwellings Trail
Columbine Canyon
Crest Trail
Cog Canyon
Embudo Trail
Faulty Trail
Frey Trail
Frijolito Ruins
Hyde Park
Iron Gate
Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks
La Ventana Arch
Lava Falls
Little Bear Canyon
Mesa Point Trail
Narrows Rim Trail
Old Guano Road
Piedra Lisa Trail
Powerline Mesa
Pueblo Alto
Purgatory Chasm
Railroad Canyon
Rattlesnake Canyon
Red Canyon
Rim Vista Trail
Rinconada Canyon
San Lorenzo
Spruce Spring
Sulphur Canyon
Three Rivers Petroglyphs
Thunder Egg
Tree Spring
Tres Pistolas
Tsin Kletsin
Tunnel Spring
Tyuonyi

The natural backdrop has been used in numerous films and has engaged the imagination of the entire country about the west for years. The problem is getting there and being green. But the call of the natural areas is all encompassing and so is worth mentioning here.

Here are some useful local links:
Explore NM
Build Green
Green Filming
Green Grid Initiative
New Mexico Corporate Events Entertainment

Feel free to browse this website to find additional information about your green vacation travel choices. Not only ways of reducing the impact of your trip, but also alternatives for the purpose. From Ecotravel to Volunteer Vacations, there are choices that you can make that can expose you to a new world or even benefit the environment.