- The list below includes 39 free or cheap things to do in or near Angel Fire, New Mexico, including 25 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Art Museum, Hiking Trails and History Museums.
- From Vietnam Veterans Memorial to Fagan's Guided Fly Fishing, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Angel Fire and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Taos, Red River, Cimarron and Eagle Nest.
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22.6 Miles
Treat your adventurous side to Red River Offroad Day Tours and experience all that there is to see in and around Red River. Enjoy a guided tour through the mountains or rent an ATV and ride the trails yourself, it is an adventure you won't soon forget.
22.8 Miles
Offering guided fly fishing expeditions in the Northern New Mexico area, Caddisfly Fishing Co. offers half day and full day trips, the latter including lunch. All trips include rods, flies, tippet, and snacks and drinks.
22.8 Miles
The Middlefork Lake Trail leads to a lake at the top with picnic areas. The trail is used for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter and hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking in the summer.
22.9 Miles
With a bridge spanning the canyon, the Red River Canyon provides wonderful views of the Red River and surrounding rock formations. Hiking, all terrain vehicle excursions, and viewing fall Aspen colors can all be done from the canyon site.
22.9 Miles
Considered to be a hiker's paradise, the Red River Nature Trail has a wide range of paths. It essentially travels two miles along the Red River and Goose Lake Road and also features a side nature trail beginning at Mallette Park.
23.2 Miles
A walking loop stretching a quarter mile through pristine wilderness, the Mallette Park Nature Trail will appeal to hikers or casual strollers. It also features a playground for kids and picnic areas.
24.5 Miles
Avid hikers and mountain bikers are sure to enjoy Goose Lake Trail and its challenging route up through the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. The stunning views can also be reached by ATV or Jeep, but however you arrive, you will be glad you did.
24.5 Miles
There are both summer and winter activities at the Columbine Trail for those who wish to experience the scenery and local nature. The summer months support hiking and horseback riding while the winter months offer snowshoeing and cross country skiing.
25.6 Miles
Spanning over a 600-foot deep gorge, the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge offers views of the Rio Grande River. The site provides great opportunities for photographs, picnicking, viewing local artisan's crafts, and a rest area.