Nestled in Ruidoso’s downtown, Midtown is the village hub for dining, arts, and shopping. Stroll through Midtown and enjoy a great selection of restaurants, boutiques, wineries, brewpubs and cafes.
Nestled in Ruidoso’s downtown, Midtown is the village hub for dining, arts, and shopping. Stroll through Midtown and enjoy a great selection of restaurants, boutiques, wineries, brewpubs and cafes.
The Village of Ruidoso is home to the Smokey Bear District of Lincoln National Forest and ranges in elevation from 5,400 to 11,580 feet. There are two wilderness areas with year-round outdoor recreation including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, hunting, skiing, and snowboarding.
Experience the Thrill of the New Screaming Eagle Roller Coaster
Experience New Mexico's only Mountain Coaster, the Screaming Eagle! With 5100 feet of twists, a 360-degree helix, and speeds up to 25mph, it's a thrill-seeker's dream. Plus, stay safe with its state-of-the-art collision avoidance system.
Pillow’s Funtrackers in Ruidoso is a great place for family entertainment and family outings. At Funtrackers you'll find fun for all ages at this family-favorite Ruidoso amusement park offering 3 go-kart tracks, 18-hole mini-golf, bumper boats, a maze, and arcade games.
The Flying J Ranch is a family-friendly experience that celebrates the history of the American Cowboy through music, food, and even some "explosive" stunts.
In the midst of 74 acres in rural Alto, NM, just outside of Ruidoso, is the astonishing Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts. The beauty of the building (and sculptures inside) alone is worth the short drive from Ruidoso. However, we highly recommend catching a show in the 514 seat theater where the furthest seat from the stage is a mere 67 feet.
As a year-round playground and premier New Mexico ski resort, Ski Apache offers the best warm-weather powder skiing in the world and fun activities.
Experience The Best Gaming New Mexico Has To Offer, Only At Inn Of The Mountain Gods. Welcome To New Mexico's Premier Casino Resort.
Exhibits on the history of the fire prevention program, black bears, forest health, fire ecology, wildland/urban interface and fire safety are offered. The Park is a two acre stroll with handicap accessibility through the replicated climate zones of New Mexico. Smokey's grave and the NM Wildland Fallen Firefighter Memorial is located in a serene corner of the Park. There is a playground for kids with a fire tower, climbing wall, fire engine and swings.
Ruidoso Downs Race Track and Casino
Located in the scenic Sacramento Mountains of southern New Mexico and home to the World’s Richest Quarter Horse Race, is a place where legends are made — equine and human.
Enjoy New Mexico craft beers and wines at these local hangouts:
Downshift Brewing Company (Hidden Tap)
Downshift Brewing Company (Riverside)
Algodones Distillery Tasting Room