Spaceport America
2011The world's first purpose-built commercial spaceport, located in the Jornada del Muerto desert, home base for Virgin Galactic's suborbital tourism flights.
18.7 mi away
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
Everything Truth or Consequences is known for
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Songs About Truth or Consequences
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Truth or Consequences
Roselit Bone
"Truth or Consequences"
Tom Turkey
Charley Crockett
"I heard it said in 'Truth Or Consequences'"
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Wake Self
"Crownpoint, T or C, Cuba, Taos Pueblo people"
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Things to Do in Truth or Consequences
quirky
0.8 mi away
Town That Renamed Itself for a Game Show
Hot Springs voted 1294-295 to rename itself after a TV game show on April Fools' Eve 1950.
historical
3.9 mi away
T. Rex Cousin Found by Boaters
Boaters found a skull in 1983 later ID'd as Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis — a brand-new species.
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18.7 mi away
Spaceport America
The world's first purpose-built commercial spaceport sits 30 miles away in empty desert.
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Ralph Edwards Fiesta
The game show host returned every May for 50 straight years to celebrate the town he renamed.
quirky
0.1 mi away
Magnificent Magnolia the Magnetic Healer
A 1930s healer who cured 100 patients a day by laying hands on them in the hot springs town.
nature
0.3 mi away
Downtown Geothermal Hot Springs
A geothermal aquifer pushes 110°F mineral water through dozens of downtown bathhouses.
historical
4.0 mi away
Stegomastodon Fossil Discovery
A bachelor party found an almost-perfect 3-million-year-old stegomastodon skull at the reservoir.
historical
0.3 mi away
Geronimo Springs Museum
Houses Ralph Edwards memorabilia and a life-size wax Geronimo alongside Apache and pioneer artifacts.
Everything Near Truth or Consequences
13 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
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Ralph Edwards Fiesta
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The game show host returned every May for 50 straight years to celebrate the town he renamed.
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Magnificent Magnolia the Magnetic Healer
· 0.1 mi · Things to Do
A 1930s healer who cured 100 patients a day by laying hands on them in the hot springs town.
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Downtown Geothermal Hot Springs
· 0.3 mi · Things to Do
A geothermal aquifer pushes 110°F mineral water through dozens of downtown bathhouses.
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Geronimo Springs Museum
· 0.3 mi · Things to Do
Houses Ralph Edwards memorabilia and a life-size wax Geronimo alongside Apache and pioneer artifacts.
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Carrie Tingley Hospital Historic District
· 0.6 mi · Scraped Hmdb
This unassuming collection of buildings tells a powerful story of hope and healing during a time when treatment options for children with orthopedic conditions were limited. Originally established as New Mexico's first…
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Town That Renamed Itself for a Game Show
· 0.8 mi · Things to Do
Hot Springs voted 1294-295 to rename itself after a TV game show on April Fools' Eve 1950.
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T. Rex Cousin Found by Boaters
· 3.9 mi · Things to Do
Boaters found a skull in 1983 later ID'd as Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis — a brand-new species.
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Elephant Butte Dam
· 3.9 mi · Scraped Hmdb
This massive concrete dam tamed the Rio Grande and created one of New Mexico's largest lakes. Construction on Elephant Butte Dam, originally called Engle Dam, began in 1911 and finished in 1916. Its primary purpose was…
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Elephant Butte Dam
· 3.9 mi · Things to Do
Completed in 1916 on the Rio Grande — its reservoir was once the largest man-made lake on Earth.
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Stegomastodon Fossil Discovery
· 4.0 mi · Things to Do
A bachelor party found an almost-perfect 3-million-year-old stegomastodon skull at the reservoir.
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Fort McRae
· 7.6 mi · Scraped Hmdb
This seemingly peaceful canyon once echoed with the drills and commands of Union soldiers. Fort McRae, established in 1863, served as a vital outpost during a turbulent time in American history. Named in honor of…
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Ted Turner's Armendaris Ranch
· 18.3 mi · Things to Do
Media mogul Ted Turner owns 360K acres nearby — home to bison herds and endangered species programs.
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Spaceport America
· 18.7 mi · Historical Marker
The world's first purpose-built commercial spaceport, located in the Jornada del Muerto desert, home base for Virgin Galactic's suborbital tourism flights.
