I stopped at Geronimo Springs Museum during a solo cross-country road trip, and I'm so glad I did…read more The museum itself is full of fascinating local history and unique artifacts that give you a real sense of the area's past. What made the visit especially memorable, though, was the gentleman working there. He took the time to share additional stories and historical details that brought many of the exhibits to life. As someone traveling alone, I really appreciated the kindness, hospitality, and genuine enthusiasm he had for the museum and the community. You can tell there is a lot of pride and care behind this place. It ended up being much more than a quick stop--it became one of those unexpected travel memories that stays with you. If you're passing through Truth or Consequences, I highly recommend taking the time to visit. It's a wonderful way to learn about the area's history and connect with some truly welcoming people.

This us a wonderful historical experience. Many rooms and an original silver miners cabin removed…read morefrom the mountains and reassembled here, enter thru a doorway . So much to see and learn. Geronimo married 8 times, the last time at 78 when he was still a war prisoner. .They transported him to a new york world's fair to be a living exhibit. Two hours might be enough. Maybe not.

Pioneer museum a wonderful day trip from ELP or ABQ 3 hours from both major cities!…read morePack a lunch! Bring cash to donate and spend a day back in time. It's nestled between two canyons and on a hot day (106) in El Paso it was a cooler get away. The curator Linda is a great storyteller telling you all about the items in the town and the museum. Great for families, car clubs and a motorcycle run. The turn off from I-25 is so scenic and peaceful. No cell reception until you are about 5 miles out of the town of Cholride. The have cabins and RV parking to stay the night. If you have a 4x4 this is a must!! The trail out of the other side town is 38 miles to the Gilas and crosses the creek 118 times. And since it's in the the Gil's national forest you can camp out. Pictographs and old mine ruins are found on this scenic 4x4 scenic trail

I'm really happy I stopped by here because I found the cutest jacket! Definitely my fave boutique I…read morevisited during my trip. The owner is an incredibly nice woman who gave some great recommendations on things to do while we were in town. It is definitely a small place so there isn't much there, but I did like the styles I was seeing.

This boutique has cute stuff at very reasonable prices! I got jeans, top, denim jacket and earrings…read morefor $100!

Love this little shop! Super helpful, and I'm so glad they have some good art supplies available-…read morelike watercolor paper (Walmart doesn't come close to the quality they have) - so appreciative to have this shop here! Support local businesses!

The owners of this art supply and framing store are super cool, super nice, and super…read moreknowledgeable. They have a lot of good supplies packed into a small space. The store is also a gallery of sorts, with art all over the place, on the walls, in the large front windows. This is one of the coolest stores in Truth or Consequences.

Great "thrift" store in the heart of TorC…read more My girlfriend and i have frequented this store 3 times in the last few days while visiting T or C. The owner is super friendly and helpful. She has some very nice antique and one of a kind pieces here. You won't be shopping for mass produced items here. I saw an amazing wall-size dream catcher for sale here. You will also find a very decent book selection here and there are books by local authors featured here. She is also has a nice collection of boots here and all sorts of little trinkets that will take you back into a time warp. I truly enjoyed browsing here and would love to visit this place again when I am in T or C. Great thrift store and won't give you the Goodwill cringe feeling. Definitely stop by this place when you're in town!

My boyfriend and I happened upon this place and loved it. She has quite the good selection and the…read morestore is organized and clean. January had also just received some donated books and let my boyfriend and I go through and pick some out to keep because she didn't have the space to keep them all. We witnessed her turn away a customer because she had a dog with her, but she did so in a kind manner. Unfortunately, the customer was rude and stormed off saying hurtful words. I see that there are other negative reviews because of her rules, but I assume they're in place because of the expensive valuables in the store. I don't necessarily agree with not allowing children in the store - I would just like to think she has a good reason. All in all, I had a good experience. Thank you!