The Farmington Museum and Visitors Center at Gateway Park features a variety of exhibits relating to the diverse history of the Four Corner's cultures. Traveling exhibits as well as national and regional juried arts shows are also featured.
The facility hosts two permanent exhibits: "From Dinosaurs to Drill Bits" and "Farmington: 100 Years of Change." The Museum hosts a wide variety of indoor and outdoor events throughout the year as well as "Currents," the Farmington Museum store.
5-mile park along Animas River downtown. Riverside Nature Center, Harvest Grove Farm &
Farmington, NM RecreationRiver Corridor Trails. Nearly five miles of multi-purpose trails and recreation areas can be accessed from two locations: off Browning Parkway south of the Animas River, and at Scott Avenue and San Juan Boulevard, near many of the major hotels
Farmington, NM TrailsThe E Children's Museum & Science Center features Dinosaurs, Sound, Light, Magnetism, Shadows Art. For the younger children we have Tot'
Farmington, NM MuseumsBecause of it's proximity to the Animas River within the wooded Animas Park, the Riverside Nature Center and it'
Farmington, NM Nature CentersStunning sandstone formations surround Aztec. Arches include Anasazi, Arch, Peephole, Octopus, Pillar, Alien and more....
Single structure, 22 groud-floor rooms, 6 rooms on 2nd story. Once occupied by Chacoan Ancestral Pueblo people between A.D 10...
7 primitive campsites, hiking, spectacular scenery....
1/3-mile dirt track. IMCA stock cars/modifieds, dwarf cars, Thunder Bombers, ministocks, sprints....
Functioning historic downtown, from 1889-1909. Galleries, restaurants, specialty shops, feed store, other business....