Melinna’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Everyone who comes to Carlsbad already knows about the Carlsbad Caverns but not many know there are more than three days worth of other things to do here.
If you want to know about the plants and animals of the Chihuahua Desert, this is a great place to go.
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Living Desert State Park
1504 Skyline RdIf you want to know about the plants and animals of the Chihuahua Desert, this is a great place to go.
This small museum is attached to one of the most open and friendly libraries around.
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Carlsbad Museum and Art Center
418 W Fox StThis small museum is attached to one of the most open and friendly libraries around.
Want to go exploring hidden treasures of New Mexico? Sitting Bull Falls is a great 1/2 day excursion the family will enjoy. Trails are a little rough for people with walkers but are accessible to most others.
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Sitting Bull Falls Recreation Area
742 Sitting Bull Falls RdWant to go exploring hidden treasures of New Mexico? Sitting Bull Falls is a great 1/2 day excursion the family will enjoy. Trails are a little rough for people with walkers but are accessible to most others.
Great adventure for hikers on trails that are not too difficult.
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Great adventure for hikers on trails that are not too difficult.
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Discover how life in Carlsbad centers on the Pecos River
Carlsbad has developed miles of parks, playground equipment, walking and bike trails, golfing and more to make life magic for kids of all ages on the banks of the Pecos River. See: https://www.cityofcarlsbadnm.com/departments/carlsbad-sports-and-recreation-department/carlsbad-disc-golf-course/ And don't miss Christmas on the Pecos. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62ovvka8d6o
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The desert is beautiful but prickly. Pack jeans/sunscreen
There are lots of outdoor activities in and around Carlsbad. Bring good tennis shoes and good hiking boots to make your adventures more fun. Also, don't forget to stay hydrated. This is the desert and the air is very dry.
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Carlsbad has lots to offer 18 miles north of the house.
Good restaurants for fine dining are Yellow Brix and Trinity. Good BBQ are the Red Chimney and Danny's. Good Mexican food found at El Jimador and Mi Casita. The China Dragon has a good Asian buffet. Tokyo's has good sushi and Japanese grill food.
Carlsbad has miles of public park land and kid-friendly equipment and activities on the banks of the Pecos River.