A state park located along the Pecos River about 15 miles southeast of Roswell, Bottomless Lakes is made up of a series of nine small and very deep lakes. Carved from limestone by the river and aquifer, the lakes are actually ancient caves that have collapsed. Technically they are known as cenotes, and are fed by underwater seeps. New Mexico is hot in the summer, and the lakes are the perfect place to visit for a swim and a picnic on a scorching day.
The park also has a good campground with a mixture of 42 serviced and unserviced sites. With more than pieces of art spread over nine galleries, the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art features the work of participants from the Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program, which began in The museum's collection has over pieces and is a diverse and eclectic one, featuring photographs, drawings, prints, paintings, and sculpture.
It offers an excellent opportunity to see the evolution of contemporary art over the last 45 years. Works of art in various mediums are spread out over 12 galleries in 22, square feet of exhibition space. Official site: roswellamoca. Just outside Roswell lies one of New Mexico's most unique and rare ecosystems. A mash-up of the Chihuahua desert, shortgrass prairie, and the Pecos River combine to provide a year-round supply of water that attracts a diverse array of animals. Over species of birds call the Bitter Lake area their home, and it's this incredible fact that draws birders from across the country and around the world.
It's not all about birds; the refuge is also a hot spot for the more than species of dragonflies and damselflies, also known specifically as odonates. The area away from Bitter Lake is a fascinating topography of sinkholes, sand dunes, plateaus, and marshy areas. Throughout the refuge, you'll also find 59 species of mammals, 20 duck species, and 24 different kinds of fish.
Keep an eye out for one of the 50 species of reptiles and amphibians sunning themselves on a log or rock. The best way to experience the refuge is to take one of the three walking trails or one of the two longer hiking trails. Most of the trails leave from the scenic eight-mile-long Wildlife Drive that leaves from the main visitor center.
The General Douglas L. Collections include examples of firearms, uniforms, insignia, decorations, and other historic items, as well as exhibits that further explain relevant topics. This institution is located in the century-old home of Mr and Mrs James Phelps White, one of the most important families in the history of southwestern New Mexico.
The house has been restored to its original condition and is on the National Register of Historical places. It's one of Roswell's best museums and a valuable insight into life on the southern prairies in days gone by.
A new building, located right next door to the museum, hosts a priceless collection of historical archives, including 11, photographs. Covering about 34 acres, the Spring River Park encompasses several habitats, a children's zoo, miniature train, antique wooden horse carousel, and a trail system that features native species.
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