You may think you've seen the best of the United States, but wait until you venture into this New Mexico oasis complete with ...

Home to remarkable rock formations, unpolluted night skies, and heaps of fossils, this underrated slice of New Mexico feels ...

Created by volcanic eriptions, the unusual teepee-shaped rock formations of Kasha-Katuwe in northern New Mexico tower as much as 90 feet above the high plateau country.

Create your own adventure, winding through otherworldly rock formations and hunting fossils in this remote wilderness area.

Part of New Mexico’s Pajarito Plateau, the rugged land ranges 5,570 to 6,760 feet above sea level. Access is easier since the entry road’s paving in 2010. Jaws drop as we tramp into surreality.

This loop hike visits hoodoos capped with plates of sandstone, egg-shaped boulders and enormous petrified logs. ... Go south on La Plata Highway, which becomes New Mexico 170 at the state line.

Strange rock columns known as hoodoos inhabit the Kasha-Katuwe National Monument in New Mexico. Photo by L.A. Jackson New Mexico is a state rich with natural wonders, and one of its geological ...

Hoodoos, badlands — and a dinosaur hunter. Where are you? Clues: A paleontology dynasty born of the Bone Wars Answer: … These incredibly strange rock formations are part of New Mexico’s Ah ...

Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is known as the home of the hoodoos, the tall, totem-pole-like rock structures that soar from the bottom of horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters.