Ami's Guidebook
Sightseeing
This is the most visited attraction in our part of the state. It’s been impeccably maintained, and is one of the neatest Cliff Dwellings I’ve ever seen. (A little smaller than Mesa Verde, but just as impressive!)
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument
26 Jim Bradford TrailBeautiful to see, and a great playground for the kids (great photo op, too!)! Part of the dark sky community, also. Once a month they bring out the big telescope!
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City of Rocks State Park
327 NM-61Beautiful to see, and a great playground for the kids (great photo op, too!)! Part of the dark sky community, also. Once a month they bring out the big telescope!
This is about 1 1/2 hours from Silver City, but a neat place to visit in the summer to cool off in the river, and play in the swimming holes. There’s an interesting history behind it also, and they’ve done a great job maintaining it, and even restored it just a few years ago.
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Catwalk Recreation Area
This is about 1 1/2 hours from Silver City, but a neat place to visit in the summer to cool off in the river, and play in the swimming holes. There’s an interesting history behind it also, and they’ve done a great job maintaining it, and even restored it just a few years ago.
Historic Army Outpost. Beautiful historic homes still standing, but at this rate, not for much longer. Go see this history, before it’s gone! It’s well worth the 20 minute drive.
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Fort Bayard
Historic Army Outpost. Beautiful historic homes still standing, but at this rate, not for much longer. Go see this history, before it’s gone! It’s well worth the 20 minute drive.
Beautiful monastery! One of only a few of its kind in the US, I believe. Well worth the 25 minute drive, just north of town, in the Gila National Forest. Gorgeous views for days, and if you can catch a service, you won’t regret it. The monks chanting, is a sound you won’t soon forget.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery
142 Joseph Blane RdBeautiful monastery! One of only a few of its kind in the US, I believe. Well worth the 25 minute drive, just north of town, in the Gila National Forest. Gorgeous views for days, and if you can catch a service, you won’t regret it. The monks chanting, is a sound you won’t soon forget.
Hot Springs
Faywood Hot Springs
165 NM-61Gila Hot Springs Ranch
7891 NM-15San Francisco Hot Springs
Hiking Spots
Dragonfly Trail
Dragonfly TrailGreat fairly level hike, with magnificent views! Great for mountain biking, too.
Convenient, in town hiking spot w/ great views. Good for mountain biking!
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Boston Hill Open Space
Convenient, in town hiking spot w/ great views. Good for mountain biking!
Gila National Forest
Museum
Western New Mexico University Museum
1000 W College AveSilver City Museum
312 W Broadway StFood scene
Food & bar scene, plus they brew (& distill) their own beer, and spirits. Only NM made! The original “Little Toad’s.”
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Little Toad Creek Brewery & Distillery
200 N Bullard StFood & bar scene, plus they brew (& distill) their own beer, and spirits. Only NM made! The original “Little Toad’s.”
Old time saloon & restaurant, with an “opera house,” next door. This is definitely worth a trip up the mountain, to Pinos Altos. A definite MUST SEE! Live music most nights.
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Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House
32 Main StOld time saloon & restaurant, with an “opera house,” next door. This is definitely worth a trip up the mountain, to Pinos Altos. A definite MUST SEE! Live music most nights.
Kountry Kitchen
1700 Mountain View RoadBest carnitas, and chiliquiles in town!!
Chente Taqueria
619 North Bullard StreetBest street tacos!
Jalisco Cafe
103 S Bullard StBest green chile enchiladas! When in New Mexico…
Ghost Town
Mogollon
Great little ghost town, a few hours from Silver City!