The grandkids went to the new A Rena and had a great time!! They already want to go back!!read more

Well i made it and I was told I could not wear my sports cap on the floor since it was considered…read moreheadgear. But my question is what is considered head gear here. Because a lot of kids was wearing head band and skating on the floor in front of the floor guard. Now I been skating for 10 plus years, told me if it fall off it could make someone fall. Understandable, but why was I the only told this too. I assume I was the only one because everyone else had their. head bands on the entire time. Nice skating but I just didn't understand that part.

If you head east on 1st street in Alamogordo, you'll end up at Desert Foothills Park. This is a…read moreCity park with the feel of being well out in the desert. A popular spot with asphalt trails, roadrunners, rabbits and (you guessed it) rattlesnakes. Don't worry, just leave them alone and they'll leave you alone. Anyway, the Scenic Drive Extension Spillway (AKA 'the ditch') finds its origins here, much beloved by skate rats. Several trailheads start to the East of the park, one of which goes up to the mythical 'Goat Springs' of which I have never been able to find. The shaded picnic area offers a large barbeque pit, contact the Alamogordo City Parks Dept to reserve usage. So, if you feel like taking in a little desert without going too far this is the ticket!

Went in see if they were interested to purchase a firearm I wanted to sell. Everybody there was…read morefriendly and polite. The building itself was clean and modern. Items are displayed neatly and the business just gives you a good feeling the moment you walk in. It's about time Alamogordo finally got a professional establishment as this to do business with. I can see that in the future I will be doing more business with them.

An awesome place to explore. A really cool waterfall, down below the highway…read more The trek down is pretty steep, so be prepared for a not so fun hike back up lol once you get to the end, where the waterfall is, there's not much room. The pool below the fall is pretty deep. Not much standing or swimming room There's a ledge on the left that you can get on, & also climb up to go further up along the creek and see more of the water coming down It's a pretty spot

IMO the drive over 82 from Alamogordo to Artesia was the high point of our trip to NM…read more You start in the high desert near Alamogordo - basic scrub land with limited vegetation. Soon you climb high into the mountains- lush green forests, emerald green grass. And yes - a ski area so close to the Mexican border. You hit close to 9000 ft elevation. As you descend the mountain, you enter beautiful prairie grassland. And then you are in the plains - some of the flattest land I have ever seen.

Have played there many years and its a nice 9 hole golf course, the only problem is they dont take…read morecare of there local golf community. They raise the prices where locals have to pay over priced fees. They may lose business this year. To much for a 9 hole course.

A beautiful, fun and challenging course at 9000'. Lots of wildlife on the course. Couple holes…read morehave a huge elevation change.

One of my favorite national forests in New Mexico! There is…read moreso much to do here and depending on the year the weather can go from the 90's to the teens with snow! If you happen to find yourself in the area I highly recommend making the trip over to the forest. It is around 1million acres. If you are coming in winter and heading up 82 to Cloudcroft be sure to check the road conditions as that road can get dicy when it snows. Be sure to download your offline maps if you plan to go through the middle of the forest as cell service can be spotty. There are some great hiking trails and in the southern half of the forest there are tons of great off-road trails for dirt bikes, motorcycles, 4-weelers, side-by-sides and jeep/trucks. I recommend using OnX-Offroad if you plan on that. It's such a great forest with so much to do. Pack-in-pack-out and have a blast exploring one of New Mexico's great National Forests

We found this hidden waterfall gem at the Lincoln national Forest Park. It was the most incredible…read moresite ever. It's a very basic hike over to find this hidden waterfall in the mountains of New Mexico. What makes it so spectacular are the variety of cactuses & hearty succulents that are featured over the landscape only to be surprised by this rushing water and falls! It is simply breathtaking.

This place is amazing, beautiful scenery, AMAZING staff, great food provided by a great kitchen…read morestaff! I thoroughly enjoyed my stay! I'd give it more than 5 stars if I could!!!