Head to high ground for these unparalleled views.
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Theres something almost supernatural about aSanta Fesunset.
Between fiery orange blazes and cherry brushstrokes, New Mexico’s world-famous sunsets are fit for a canvas.
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And the magic only multiplies come sunset.
Read on for when and where to go to experience this once-in-a-lifetime wonder.
When to See the Sunset in Santa Fe
When youre dealing with nature, timing is everything.
So, when should you head outdoors in Santa Fe for the best sunset views?
The whole way up you’ll have ever-shifting views of the Sangre de Cristos ahead and the Jemez Mountains.
Picacho Peak
Not many cities have an 8,300-foot peak out the back door.
Don’t let the two-hour-long climb to the summit of Picacho deter you.
It’s a lot of vertical 1,800 feet in a short spurt, but the payoff is nice.
