Location: Red River
Top Things to do in Red River
What to do and see in Red River, New Mexico (NM): The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Red River is a resort town in Taos County, New Mexico, United States, located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The population was 477 at the 2010 census. Red River is a prime spot for tourism on the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway, and is 36 miles (57.9 kilometres) from Taos, New Mexico.
Restaurants in Red River
1. Columbine Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Approximately five miles one-way, this is a scenic and moderate-rated trail that leads hikers along a river and through meadows.
Reviewed By Missing-mountains - Joplin, United States
We got to explore this beautiful trail with old and young hikers (age range 8-50 years). It was a great trail will some slope and loose rock, but not a problem for our family. The water crossings were all either log bridges (so exciting for the kids) or well spaced, dry, solid stepping stones. In 1.5 hours we had seen numerous waterfalls, 2 meadows full of wild flowers and were tired enough to turn around. You can easily hike as far as you want or keep on pushing to the further trails. We took the easy going short hike. Enjoy.
2. Fagan's Guided Fly Fishing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
Operating under special usage permit to access Carson National Forest, Guide Jeff Fagan has a variety of trips available for the novice or experienced angler. Join him for a day of fly fishing the best holes in the area. You will enjoy a great experience in the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Fly rod, tackle, and waders are provided. All participants must provide a valid NM fishing license.
3. Red River Community House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 96 reviews
The Red River Community House is a non-profit organization, and our activities and services are offered FREE of charge to kids and families. Daily activities at the Community House include:HikingLine DancingTeen NightMusic in the MountainsGames on the LawnBoat BuildingKids Nature ClassGeo-cachingRed River History TourInternet AccessFlower WalkMiddle Fork HikeExploration HikeYoga and PilatesZumba and much much more!!!Please come by and give us a visit, we would be more than happy to make sure your time in Red River is well spent.
4. Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 72 reviews
Enchanted Forest is New Mexico's largest and only full service cross country ski area. We offer a full rental shop, PSIA XC ski lessons, ski patrol, and snack bar, all at our comfy day lodge and lesson area. With 32 km of ski trails, and 18 km of snowshoe trails we offer plenty of terrain for anyone to have fun. We also offer Summer and Winter on trail yurt rentals. Ski or Snowshoe in the Winter, or Hike or Mt. Bike in the Summer.
Reviewed By hannahlQ2040XP
This is a charming and beautiful place for Nordic skiing. The owners and staff are just lovely and we are definitely coming back!
5. Red River Offroad
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 95 reviews
Off-road Mountain Tours. The only year around tour guide company in Red River. Jeep Tours..UTV Tours... Fall Foliage Tours of the Spectacular Aspen color change. Winter Snow Tours on our Snow Cat November-March.
6. All Seasons Sports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By doughC7205YO
We rented ski equipment here. These folks were so friendly, and accommodating to our needs. The pricing was great too. We ended up buying some ski wear too. No pushy sales people. Very helpful and kind. I have a special needs child and they were very sweet to him and treated him just like a member of their family. I am a travel agent and would highly recommend renting from this place. Their store is amazing as well. We will definitely be back.
7. Middlefork Lake
8. Red River Nature Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Located right in Red River, can be taken as a two or four mile hike.
Reviewed By O7736OEcarolyns - Georgetown, United States
Very pretty walk following the river running through the town and among the trees. Fairly flat, easy shaded walk, and you can cross two bridges and double back into town.
9. Goose Lake Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Moderate to difficult hike, six miles one way.
Reviewed By Loveroftravels17
Took family old and young up the trail first in two four wheel drive Chevy trucks. Two tough spots but think we could’ve made it. We turned around after first one though. Next day took a razor and mule up the trail! Much more fun for the big and young kids! We had a blast, covered in mud and all! Highly recommended!! Would like to hike to the peak next time!!
10. Red River Ski & Summer Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 598 reviews
Whether you’re looking for wide open groomers, park laps, or powder filled trees you’ll find it with us! We are the family ski town of the Southwest.
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