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SANTA FE
NEW MEXICO
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Ski Santa Fe
Nestled high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, just 16 miles from the heart of historic Santa Fe. With a base elevation of 10,350 feet, Ski Santa Fe is among the highest ski areas in the continental US.
www.skisantafe.com
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Historic Walks of Santa Fe - Walk in the footsteps of our three cultures as you learn about our most famous (and infamous!) historical sites and residents, including: The Palace of Governors, St. Francis Cathedral, The Santa Fe Trail...Loretto Chapel & the Miraculous Staircase...Billy the Kid...
www.historicwalksofsantafe
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Loretto Chapel - Two mysteries surround the spiral staircase in the Loretto Chapel: the identity of its builder (was it actually St. Joseph himself?) and the physics of its construction.
www.lorettochapel.com
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Ride the famous Santa Fe Southern Railway - enjoy one of their daily trips, night trains, or special events trains through High Desert scenery in vintage coaches.
www.sfsr.com
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Camel Rock Casino - northern New Mexico's largest & finest Las Vegas-style casino with excellent dining and live national entertainment. 10 minutes north of Santa Fe.
www.camelrockcasino.com
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Santa Fe School of Cooking, is an internationally acclaimed, recreational culinary school & market specializing in foods of the Southwest. Classes are offered several times a week and include menus of traditional New Mexican, Native American, Mexican, Spanish, Vegetarian & contemporary Southwestern cuisine.
www.santafeschoolofcooking.com
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Yoga 1 Studio in Santa Fe offers yoga classes (all levels) by Iyengar-trained instructor Susan Voorhees, who has taught yoga in Santa Fe for the past 26 years.
www.yogasponge.com
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With over 200 Art Galleries in the city alone, you can stroll from gallery to gallery along the ancient streets. For "Anglo" art, walk down Canyon Road (easy stroll from downtown) - full of unique, quirky, and just plain fun art galleries. Other galleries are west and south of the Plaza in the downtown area itself.
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Santa Fe is probably the best place in the world to shop for American Indian arts & crafts. Check out the Native American vendors on the "Portal" (accent on second syllable) in front of the Palace of Governors. Jewelry and pottery is inexpensive & authenticity guaranteed. Be cautious of vendors not on the Portal - as many pass off non-Indian junk as authentic.
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For higher quality (and higher priced) Indian art, check the galleries clustered around the Plaza. Three reputable ones are:
Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery, 221 W. San Franciso, www.andreafisherpottery.com
Packard's, 61 Old Santa Fe Trail (SE corner of Plaza), www.packards-santafe.com
Ortega's on the Plaza, 101 W. San Francisco
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To find more interesting things to do and see, and read up on Santa Fe's fascinating history, visit these websites for more information:
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