| Other Scenic Places |
| AGUIRRE SPRING Recreation Area - campground and trails in the Organ Mountains, overlooking White Sands and Tularosa Valley |
| AH-SHI-SLE-PAH Wilderness Study Area - fantastic hoodoos, badlands, petrified wood and eroded rocks |
| ANGEL PEAK Scenic Area - badlands in the high desert |
| BISTI Wilderness Area - remote and amazingly colorful desert landscape |
| BOSQUE DEL APACHE National Wildlife Refuge - diverse riparian area with desert surroundings, along the Rio Grande |
| BOTTOMLESS LAKES State Park - flooded sinkholes beneath a limestone ridge, near Roswell |
| CIMARRON CANYON State Park - wooded, steep-sided canyon with unusual rocks |
| CITY OF ROCKS State Park - group of large volcanic boulders in the middle of the New Mexico prairie |
| DE-NA-ZIN Wilderness Area - badlands, petrified wood and weird rock formations in the San Juan Basin |
| ELEPHANT BUTTE LAKE State Park - the largest and most popular lake in New Mexico |
| JEMEZ MOUNTAINS - forested mountains with hot springs and rock formations, part of the Santa Fe National Forest |
| KASHA-KATUWE TENT ROCKS National Monument - fantastic volcanic rock formations |
| LIVING DESERT Zoo and Gardens State Park - entertaining zoo and gardens near Carlsbad |
| NAVAJO LAKE State Park - scenic lake on the San Juan River |
| OJITO Wilderness Area - little-known region of badlands, eroded rocks and petrified wood, near San Ysidro |
| OLIVER LEE MEMORIAL State Park - historic ranch, cactus garden and a steep trail into the Sacramento Mountains |
| ROCK HOUND State Park - desert location for site where semi-precious stones may be collected |
| ROUTE 66 - atmospheric section of the old road either side of Grants |
| SAN JUAN BASIN BADLANDS - vast regions of incredible eroded rock formations of every color and form imaginable |
| SANTA FE - the oldest state capitol in America, with many historic buildings |
| SANTA FE to ROSWELL - account of a road trip along some of the deserted backroads of New Mexico |
| SHIPROCK - isolated volcanic peak in the Four Corners area |
| VALLEY OF FIRES Recreation Area - large expanses of lava near Carrizozo |
| WILD RIVERS Recreation Area - deep, volcanic canyons carved by Red River and the Rio Grande |
