It's believed that folks began living here around 900 AD. Most inhabitants left around 1500 or 1600 due to drought, and probably the presence of the Spanish. We learn that there are 19 native nations ...

Squeezing through a slot canyon adds to the thrill of the journey. ( Robin Soslow - Robin Soslow) With so much to do in New Mexico’s star cities, why venture beyond their outer limits? Hoodoos.

House Bill 219 would establish the Slot Canyon Riverlands State park, located approximately 20 miles north of Las Cruces Legislation to create New Mexico's 36th state park, located just outside of ...

Property owned by New Mexico State Parks includes wetland habitat Visitors to Slot Canyon must trespass on state land to access the popular hiking destination NMDOT has expressed concerns over ...

State Rep. Nathan Small and Sen. Jeff Steinborn, both of Las Cruces, have introduced a bill to designate 783 acres of land in the Sierra de Las Uvas as Slot Canyon Riverlands State Park.

House Bill 219, approved by lawmakers during the recent legislative session in Santa Fe, would have created New Mexico's 36th state park on approximately 1,000 acres of land popular with hikers ...