Making reservations was easy! We came from Los Angeles for the balloon fiesta and wanted to do…read moresomething exciting! Definitely worth it! Arriving and being trained and fitted with gear was great. The whole experience was amazing. Staff were more than pleasant and more than knowledgeable. They, Joshua, Ellie & Ethan were friendly, attentive, likeable and very knowledgeable. They were a blessing to us! God bless this adventure and we encourage many more people to visit!!!

We had a great time on this zip line. The guides were helpful and everything went well. The…read morescenery was beautiful and the rider can relax once familiar with the way it works. We'll definitely come back someday with guests to our area. Thank you!

We had the best time. Because we wanted to birdwatch and had time constraint issues, Sue…read morecustomized a tour for us. George took us up to an nature preserve (forgot the name) and the Audubon Center just north of Santa Fe. His knowledge of plants and animals extant in the area was amazing. Both Sue and George are such charming people. We had the best time ever.

I can't say enough about this amazing couple. We had an incredible hiking adventure with Georges…read more His energy is unparalleled. The hike was breathtaking, and George's' passion for nature and history added so much to our experience. He's amazing!! Sue is absolutely lovely and seamlessly organized everything. Thank you both so very much! Scotty, Ted and Mary Scott Brisson

WHAT A RIP OFF! Please DO NOT FALL FOR IT! There is a tiny little station at Lamy, and the WiF…read moreworks. The network is "RideSky" and the password is "skyrailway" Do yourself a favor and either book an Uber or Lyft before you arrive, or just get off and use the wifi to get to the apps! (You probably won't have signal and they take advantage of that!) The driver for this rip-off company waits for the Amtrak train and then tells ppl "no Uber will come out here." NOT TRUE!!! He charged us $40 per person!!! $120 total for a trip into town that Uber or Lyft does for $19-$39! AND he spent the whole trip telling us that he was doing us a favor! My husband gave him the physical address of the hotel we were staying at, but he drove in the opposite direction downtown and then claimed he had another fare, and since he did us a favor by driving us without a reservation, he was dropping us off MILES from our hotel and that he'd come back 30 minutes later to get us! He claimed that "every hotel in Santa Fe is the Santa Fe something-or-other" and that we told him the WRONG HOTEL. WE DID NOT! We booked an Uber out here for our return trip for $19 TOTAL. What a awful experience. We do intend to report this company to the BBB and to the visitor's bureau in Santa Fe. RIP-OFF RIP-OFF RIP-OFF

On time, fairly priced, friendly driver. Would use them…read moreagain in a heartbeat. I wish the Roadrunner train went to the airport, but in lieu of that, we have great shuttle service.

Jerard was an amazing guide for our walking history, sip, and savor tour of Santa Fe, New Mexico…read more He is a true local, his family goes back many generations, and he's exceptionally knowledgeable about the history of New Mexico, in particular Santa Fe. This is a great tour to take when you first arrive in the area because you will leave with many tips and ideas for places to eat, drink, see art, and experience the history of this wonderful city In the following days we revisited several places, including the governors palace, coyote, cafe, and the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. Thank you Jerard, for a wonderful day and an unforgettable experience. It was definitely a highlight of our trip.

I went as a part of a group of graduate students from St. John's College. The guide was jovial,…read morepersonable, fun, and loud when he needed to spread the great facts. I loved learning that the smaller doors around the area were not because the people were tiny, it was because they were more easily defended but that changed when the railroad got there circa 1880 and stronger building material could be brought easily. How cool is that? If you liked that fact, there's plenty more where that came from, and it's this tour.

Bonson was on time and very pleasant. He made the hour long drive go by quickly. I highly recommend!read more

Absolutely not, I would not recommend this taxi company and perhaps others in Santa Fe because they…read moregauge people arriving by flight late at night. Sometimes you have no choice, but if can take an airport shuttle with hotels, rideshare options, or research the price of private company rides to your destination ahead of time would make a difference. Taxis companies like this, they don't explain extra fees until they drop you off, not including tip. They also ask if you are traveling on personal or business at the end of the ride and that might factor into the price. Its sketchy. I wouldn't trust them. This kind of pricing has to stop.

After much research, including taking a serious look at Pink Jeep, this company's Grand Canyon tour…read morehad the best combination of value & professionalism. For cash price $99 (with tax, $108) it included lunch with the one-day tour of Grand Canyon. I felt it was just right for sight-seeing: not too much, not too little. To clarify, taking a 1-day tour of Grand Canyon from Sedona or Flagstaff does not give you enough time for hiking but it's good for enjoying the sights and taking lots of pictures. The only small complaint I had was that their drive from Sedona to Flagstaff felt a bit too rough -- the van needs better shocks, but maybe that's true with all tour vans.

If you want an intimate , small group tour of the Grand Canyon, book with Touch the Southwest. It…read morewas an awesome experience, with our very interesting and knowledgable guide, Andrew, picking us up at our resort. There were just 8 others in our group in a well air conditioned, leather seated mini-bus. Gourmet picnic lunch up on the south rim was delightful and a nice touch, then two more stops at other points on the canyon for viewing and picture taking (Andrew will take pictures for you as well). Then we stopped in Cameron a brief shopping trip for some neat Native American goods and then headed back to Sedone with painted desert in background. Loved this tour and will recommend as a must! When booking this, Brenda is awesome and her follow up and suggestions on where to stay, eat, shop in sedona definitley pleased this customer!

We camped at this location and it is a beautiful place. There are about 4 pull through sites and…read moreabout 10 back in sites. All with electrical and water but no per site sewage dumping. There is a on site dump station. We were offered free firewood! There is a nice pond for fishing and there is a boat ramp. Not sure if they allow motors. There is an updated playground, and a basketball court, with a basketball available so you don't need to bring your own. The shower house is clean but not heated, with two showers. The price is as cheap also at only $20 a night. The only downside is the train tracks you have to cross when entering but we only heard the train once or twice the entire weekend, and luckily not at night. Will stay again!

You'll pass this on the way into and out of Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument. It's a well…read moredeserved stop just for the homemade frito pie that is hawked in the back of the visitor center. It looks so simple, but was frackin' amazing. The souvenirs sold here are more expensive, but just buy it. They very much deserve our patronage.

On the way to Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, there is this little stop, kind of like a…read morelittle Welcome Center and souvenir shop. You can ask some questions, grab a map, grab a snack, use the facilities, and buy yourself a little something. Definitely a nice little place to stop when you are either coming to or leaving from Tent Rocks.