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Maps & Guides

New Mexico is rich with multi-cultural heritage. It's geography is also more diverse than expected. With 32 State Parks, 7 National Forests and 3 National Parks, there is no vast desert to traverse. The tail-end of the Rockies brings volcanoes, canyons, rivers, and spectacularly  long, wide, views to enjoy it all!

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National Parks & Rec, National Forests, Monuments and Ancient Ruins

The National Forest and the National Parks Service have considerable land holdings in New Mexico and along historic Route 66. They include hiking trails, campgrounds, monuments, picnic areas, and scenic roadways. THE PARK SERVICE​, in particular, maintains a fascinating Website that includes information such as maps, guides, brochures and fee schedules.  The Federal Highway Administration maintains a Web Site for Federal Scenic Byways. It can be reached at www.byways.org.

Coronado State Monument 
El Malpais National Monument
Pecos National Historical Monument
Petroglyph National Monument
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Route 66 maps & itineraries

 The National Parks Service has a wonderful resource HERE.  You can plan your route in segments from Chicago to Santa Monica, or just take it all in!
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Links to NM Tribal Organizations ​

Trading posts and way stations were a common site along the Route 66 corridor.
Today, there are 23 Indian tribes located in New Mexico, 19 Pueblo, 3 Apache tribes (Fort Sill Apache Tribe, The Jicarilla Apache Nation, The Mescalero Apache Tribe) and the Navajo Nation. Each Tribe is it's own sovereign nation, with it's own government, life-ways, traditions and culture. All welcome visitors,  please remember to check ahead of your visit, as some close for religious celebrations or other cultural observations. Be aware that you are visiting sovereign nations and ​respect their native traditions and the rules that govern their land.

Looking for New Mexico Route 66 Information? 

Our organization has the largest collection of New Mexico based Route 66 information curated in its collection of
​magazines and historic affiliations.   There are articles, guides, news, and event details as well as important history.
Please contact us if you have a specific question and we'll do our very best to get you the information that you need. 
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  • HOME
  • About
    • Who Are We?
    • Preservation
    • The Neon Road
    • Archives
  • Join Us!
    • Become a Member
    • Business Directory
    • Events/Gallery
    • Contact
    • Donate
  • Tour
    • Motor Tour Information
    • Plan Your New Mexico Trip
    • Maps & Guides
    • New Mexico's Native American Communities
    • Our Rt 66 Sister Associations
  • Magazine
  • News
  • Shop