Enjoy the best of the Old Southwest on this 6-day vacation. Hike along pink mesas and sheer-walled canyons to the 600 year-old ruins of Tyuonyi and Tsankawi pueblos. Climb a ladder into a hillside cliff dwelling and learn about ancient petroglyphs and Puebloan culture. Bike to Arroyo Seco and along the banks of the Rio Grande. Paddle rapids and trek along the Gavilan Trail. Explore Taos's historic pueblocontinuously inhabited for over 1,000 years. Browse the hip art studios of Santa Fe and enjoy fine New Mexican cuisine.

Georgia O'Keefe called it "The Faraway", this enchanted land of stark beauty and clear light. A walk here is akin to stepping into an O'Keeffe masterpiece. On paths forged by Indians and Conquistadors, we pass through green valleys, desert canyons, mountain trails, forests of pine and juniper. This magical terrain still inspires and artists thrive. Native American festivals celebrate the sun, sky, the land and the creatures that inhabit it. Intimate, enchanting, the old city of Santa Fe glows in the desert sunlight against the blue backdrop of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Rich in history, diverse in culture, we begin and end our walk in this magical city at the end of the Santa Fe Trail.