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click on the icon to see a virtual panorama of Fort Selden ruins
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Welcome to New Mexico
From scrubby deserts in the south to the tall ponderosa forests of the northern mountains, New Mexico offers a rich variety of scenery and a multitude of recreational activities for residents and visitors. Along with these natural riches, our state also has been long famous as a cultural crossroads where ancient Indian pueblos and centuries-old Hispanic villages exist side by side with space-age technology centers.
More than 45% of New Mexico is in public ownership. You can explore New Mexico's public lands here at the New Mexico Public Lands Information Center. You'll discover detailed information about recreational opportunities for more than 300 public land sites throughout New Mexico.
Plus, in our Maps & Books section, you can purchase books, maps, and other educational items to make your virtual or real visit truly rewarding.
To begin your journey, click on Recreation Search.
For information on lodging, museums, tribal lands, and commercial attractions or services, contact the New Mexico Department of Tourism. For hunting and fishing proclamations, visit the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish website.
E-mail New Mexico PLIC staff with questions not answered here, or drop by to visit us at 1474 Rodeo Rd. in Santa Fe, NM, 87105, or give us a call at (505) 438-PLIC. We are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., MST, Monday - Friday; 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., MDT, Monday to Saturday.
New Mexico Department of Tourism
New Mexico Department of Game & Fish
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