Apr. 5—The profound astonishment that accompanied my initial encounter with the Rio Grande Gorge has yet to diminish on subsequent viewings of the gaping crevice that slices 800 feet deep into ...

I backpacked and dayhiked segments of New Mexico’s potential new thru hike: the Rio Grande Trail. Here’s what it was like.

WEBVTT PHONES ARE WORKING. ANGELA: THE RIO GRANDE GORGE BRIDGE IN TAOS IS A POPULAR TOURIST ATTRACTION. IT IS ALSO A HOTSPOT FOR SUICIDE. PEOPLE FROM NEW MEXICO AND OTHER STATES WOULD COME TO THE ...

Rio Grande cutthroat trout fingerlings transported to Rio Grande gorge. Posted: May 20, 2025 | Last updated: May 20, ...

The Rio Grande, in this part of northern New Mexico, hides in plain view. It is the landscape’s most important feature, but has a shyness about it. Churning in its gorge or slipping silently ...

TAOS — A body was discovered last week in the Rio Grande, about a mile downstream from the gorge bridge, the Taos County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed.

Every year since 2008, a group of good Samaritans and local agencies carry bags of Rio Grande cutthroat trout fingerlings and travel to steep sections of the gorge to be released back into the river.

As highway 64 comes into Taos from the west, the view of the Rio Grande from the Rio Grande Gorge High Bridge causes thousands of visitors each year to park and walk across the 1,280-foot bridge.

The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge is a big tourist attraction in northern New Mexico. Unfortunately, it's also known as a place where people jump to their death.