Trek Travel | New Mexico Bike Tours, Bicycle Trips, and Biking Vacations

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Meandering along the high road to Taos from Santa Fe is a bike tour through a land of enchantment defined by sublime mountain and high desert landscapes, ancient and modern cultural confluences, and exquisite dining and accommodations. Pedaling along the crest of the Sangre De Cristo and Jemez mountains, crisp sunshine, winding roads, expansive vistas, and Colonial Spanish villages greet you with New Mexican warmth. Nights in eclectic four star hotels refresh for days spent gallery hopping, exploring 1000 year old Taos Pueblos and Bandelier National Monument cliff dwellings, and sampling innovative southwest cuisine.

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Start & End	Santa Fe, New Mexico
Trip Length	6 Days \| 5 Nights
Activity Level	Moderate
Daily Rides	Options from 20 – 90 miles
Beyond Biking	Hiking, Historical Site Visit, Cultural Tour, Food Tasting, Shopping
Price (USD)	$2,795-$3,195 per person
	$950 single occupancy supplement

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2011	Jun 5 \| Sep 11


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Map & Itinerary

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Days 1 & 2 | Santa Fe

Stay at Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

Bicycle through 400 year old streets in historic Santa Fe | Visit the acclaimed Museum of International Folk Art | Observe the 6,000-year-old traditional "lost wax" method of bronze sculpture casting at the Shidoni Gallery | Cruise through the surreal badland formations of the Rio Grande Valley | Touch the "miraculous" earth at the Santuario de Chimayo | Peddle through Abiquiu and Georgia O'keefe Country

Days 3 & 4 | Espanola
Stay at Rancho de San Juan
Explore cliff dwellings and kivas of the Anasazi at Bandelier National Monument | Ride on the flanks of the Jemez Mountains in Los Alamos | Check out petroglyphs on the banks of the Rio Grande | Find peace inside the landscape in the Sanctuary at Rancho de San Juan | Visit charming Colonial Spanish villages along the High Road to Taos | Savor views of the highest peaks in New Mexico

Days 5 & 6 | Taos
Stay at El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa
Wander galleries of local and international artists | Take on the part or all of the 85 mile Enchanted Circle Loop | Indulge in creative international and New Mexican Cusine | Shop, golf, raft, hike relax at the spa or take a hot air balloon ride in your spare time | Explore 1000 year old Taos Pueblo | Ride through the Taos valley stopping to visit St Francis de Assisi, home of Kit Carson and the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

Accommodations

Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi | Santa Fe, NM

An intimate world-class retreat and New Mexico's most lauded hotel, Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi celebrates the enduring creative spirit of the region's Native Americans. Located in the heart of Santa Fe — a magical land where the sun casts shadows on mountains, desert and adobe and the scent of pinon lingers in the air — the Mobil four-star, 58-room boutique hotel is an elegant expression of Southwestern style with massive hand-carved doors, sculptured stairways and sandstone walls that whisper of prehistoric Pueblo living.

Rancho de San Juan | Espanola, NM
Charming and luxurious Casitas featuring modern southwestern design in a stunning and secluded Northern New Mexico setting, Norteño traditions and four-star presentations create an unparalleled gourmet-getaway where no detail is overlooked.

El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa | Taos, NM

El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa™ offers a secluded sanctuary in harmony with the Earth. This Taos, New Mexico resort is adorned with exquisite accommodations inspired by Native American and global culture and a dramatic art collection graced by world-famous artists. El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa™ is a well-known as a leader in alternative energy among other New Mexico resorts and hotels. Experience the extraordinary treatments of the Living Spa™ designed to heal mind, body and spirit, or simply meditate in the Sacred Circle among towering trees and waterfalls, and breathe in the tranquility.

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