So much to see and do at Chama Crossing Lodge

Explore the surrounding national forests and trails, including the Edward Sargent Wildlife Management Area and Trujillos Meadows.

Cast a line in the Rio Chama, known for its excellent trout fishing. Local streams and lakes also offer great fishing opportunities.

Chama is a prime destination for hunters, offering opportunities for elk, deer, and small game hunting in season. Always ensure you have the proper licenses and follow local regulations.

During winter, enjoy exhilarating snowmobile rides through the pristine snow-covered landscapes around Chama.

Take in the area's beauty with drives through the nearby mountains, especially during fall when the aspens turn golden.

Visit this local yarn store to see traditional weaving techniques and purchase unique, handcrafted items.

Explore this charming store for one-of-a-kind gifts, home decor, and locally made products.

Browse this unique shop for a variety of local goods, souvenirs, and artisan crafts.

Looking for a classic BBQ diner with a nice drink? Check out Outlaw BBQ.

Perfect for coffee lovers and those looking for a relaxing drink.

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Restaurant: Savor dishes inspired by New Mexico’s evolving culinary landscape. Our farm-to-table menu features locally sourced ingredients and classic New Mexican flavors.

Bar & Lounge: Enjoy a handcrafted cocktail at our full-service bar, offering a selection of local spirits and wines.

Savor delicious Mexican-inspired dishes.

New Mexico staples served at JV's Place

Located on main streeet you can catch breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Learn about the railroad's rich history and its importance to the region.

Visit this iconic museum in Santa Fe (about 2.5 hours from Chama) dedicated to the life and work of the renowned American artist.

Foster's is the oldest Building still in business since 1881. A Historical Landmark.

Legendary Healing Waters-one of the oldest hot springs containing 4 healing minerals and 9 different soaking pools.

Nestled in the Rocky Mountains is a place of beauty, wonder, and healing. Discovered hundreds of years ago by the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.  Our source, the Mother Spring, is the world’s deepest geothermal hot spring. Her therapeutic water feeds more than 45 individual hot spring pools. 

 The Continental Divide Trail crosses NM/CO-17 about 12 miles north of Chama at Cumbres Pass in the San Juan Mountains 

Discover ancient cliff dwellings and petroglyphs in this beautiful national monument, approximately 2.5 hours from Chama.

Explore the town known for its scientific legacy and the Manhattan Project National Historical Park, about 2 hours from Chama.

Experience the art, culture, and history of New Mexico's capital city, roughly 2.5 hours from Chama.

Visit this picturesque town known for its art colonies, Native American history, and skiing opportunities, about 2 hours from Chama.

Enjoy water activities and camping at this nearby state park, just 30 minutes from Chama.

Take a short trip to see this impressive geological formation and archaeological site in Colorado, about 1.5 hours from Chama.