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Would like to come to New Mexico for Christmas 2009. Also to let my 11 yr old boy play in the snow Tubing, beg. Skiing. Can anyone give me a GOOD PLACE to go. Affortable though. Would like this to be a speical 4 to 7 day trip. coming from Dallas Area.
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Itinerary and possible cabins in Taos NM? I will be traveling with my 3 girls age 16,11 and 8 from Colorado Springs CO into the Taos NM area. We will have about 3-4 days. I am wondering if anyone can give me a hint on things not to miss, and possibly some (hopefully not too expensive) cabins in the Red River or Taos area? Thank you
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Attractions

Slide Rock State Park

Good For Fishing

6871 N. Highway 89A
Sedona, Arizona 86336

Description: Slide Rock State Park is a 43-acre homestead with an elevation of almost 5,000 feet. It features a... Read More

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Hwy. 89
Coconino National Forest: 1824 S. Thompson St.
Sedona, Arizona 86339

Description: See the fiery red rock formations that Oak Creek Canyon is famous for as you head deep into the... Read More

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