Best places: Tourist attractions in Doña Ana County, United States

Hiking trails through rock spires & scrub to 1800s resort buildings & a granite-wall spring.

Rocky, mountainous park with scenic, moderate-to-strenuous hikes, campsites & a visitor center.

👍👍 Great place for an easy hike or run. Lots of deer were out and very little people.

👍👍 This place is for anyone of any age. Both my mom and my 2.5 year old toddler were loving it! Really cool dinosaur and petrified wood stuff! It was quite small but perfect size for a toddler, in and out in 30-45 minutes.

Scenic mountain range, canyon & woodlands with hiking, horseback riding, camping & mountain biking.

👍👍 Beautiful park. Very helpful. Staff. Peaceful and pretty easy to hike.

👍👍 The best part of reviewing this camp ground is not revealing my favorite camp site! 😁 you'll have to drive around and find your own. Keep in mind that there is an upper loop which is great for camp trailers and RV's. The upper and center area for individual camping. Lower loop can accommodate larg...

Fossilized footprints galore plus a museum & opportunities for hiking & horseback riding.

👍👍 We were in town to have some car work done, and we took a ride out to the park. The layout is very nice, and the staff have done a wonderful job with laying out the two trails, and identifying plants and geological features. Not sure what the amphitheater is used for, but it's very nice. The views a...

👍👍 Great place to buy some gifts. We usually purchase our Chile ristras from here because they are large and sprayed with a gloss. They hold up well all year long on our outside patio. We also like to purchase a couple of bags of frozen chile to take to friends or family. Each quart bag holds about 6 l...

👍 Small park south of Las Cruces. Tucked away and not easy to find. Sidewalk makes it easy to walk through the park. Doesn't seem to be very frequently used. View of Organ mountains. Benches and picnic tables. Small play area. There was exercise equipment but it has been vandalized.

Museum at New Mexico State University with 6-9 annual visual art exhibits by students & faculty.

👍👍 Nice hike. There are a couple of different trails to do. If you are following Google maps. When it says you have arrived, just keep going straight and the road will dead end in the parking lot. Not a lot of people but a lot of fun and a great view, if you hike all the way to the top. If you...

👍 Interesting (to an earth scientist anyway), well-preserved crater of an extinct shield volcano, surrounded by a basalt field (which spilled from this crater as basalt lava). The most recent lava flow (easily identifiable on Google Earth as the darkest area to the east/northeast) was approximately 16...