Cabin Rental PAL       Home     Travel Info     Add Your Listing     About Us     Contact Us     New Mexico Cabin, Cottage, Chalet and Lodge vacation rentals in New Mexico. Select an item below to view clickable Listings. Popular Destinations Cloudcroft is a charming mountain village located in the Lincoln National Forest about 100 miles northeast of El Paso, TX and 20 miles east of Alamogordo, NM. At an elevation of 8,600 feet, Cloudcroft is a year-round playground that offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, educational trips, scenic vistas, historic sites and great shopping. Summer activities include hiking, fishing, horseback riding, mountain biking, mountain climbing, bird and wildlife watching, golf, tennis, disc golf, and even hang-gliding. Winter activities include skiing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, tubing, and snowmobiling. Various festivals and special events are held throughout the year in Cloudcroft's western-pioneer village setting. Ruidoso is a resort community nestled high in the mountains of Southern New Mexico. At an elevation of 7,000 feet, this bustling village offers an abundance of things to do and see. Outdoor recreation is part of the over-all appeal of this area known as 'Billy the Kid' country. The mountain area is dotted with trails for hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders. Nearby is the one million acre Lincoln National Forest. For the angler, local streams and lakes are stocked with rainbow trout. Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway, a driving loop that circles the area, allows visitors to enjoy a wide range of mountain scenery, local attractions, historic and artistic venues. Ruidoso is home to one of the finest ski areas in New Mexico. Ski Apache is located in the southernmost part of the Rocky Mountains and has some of the best powder around. Ruidoso Downs features horse racing (May through Labor Day weekend) and there are also several casino gaming venues in the area. Ruidoso offers a variety of dining options from casual and fun to elegant and romantic. Santa Fe is a world-renowned travel destination located in Northern New Mexico, about an hours drive north of Albuquerque. Santa Fe is nestled in the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains which are the foothills of the Rockies. Santa Fe offers a unique richness of history, heritage, arts and culture. There is a vast array of things to do and see in Santa Fe. You can attend a Pueblo dance, shop the celebrated Farmer's Market, raft the waters of the Rio Grande, ski and hike the beautiful mountains nearby, play golf or just enjoy some of the most dramatic views in the country. Santa Fe has dozens of historic sites, from ancient Native American ruins to Spanish Colonial churches, mining towns and remnants of America's Wild West frontier days. Santa Fe is also a shoppers, as well as a food lover's paradise. Taos is a blend of several close-knit communities that together, provide visitors a world of varied experiences. Native American, Spanish, and Anglo cultures are proudly preserved through art and architecture, music and dance, and food and festivals, for visitors to enjoy throughout the year. You can visit Taos Pueblo, an ancient living Indian village that has stood unchanged for centuries. Or, explore historic Taos Plaza and its side streets. Many of the old adobe buildings are now shops and galleries. Outdoor recreation options in Taos are as vast and varied as the scenic mountain terrain. You can explore alpine forests, go hiking, rafting, kayaking, horseback riding, rock climbing, mountain biking, hang-gliding, or enjoy a round of golf amid snow-capped peaks. Winter recreation includes skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, sledding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. Taos Ski Valley is located nearby. Red River Ski Area, Angel Fire Resort, and Sipapu are a short drive away. Taos offers a variety of dining options with more than 50 restaurants in the area.