NEW MEXICO —

Fall has officially arrived in New Mexico, and that means leaves across the state are starting to change. Quaking aspens are turning yellow, and cooler temperatures are settling into the high country. The fall color window is short, usually lasting about a week in most locations, so now is the time to plan a trip to see the best of the season.

For those eager to witness New Mexico’s fall foliage, several scenic byways and trails have become popular road trip routes to experience the best of the season.

Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway

This northern New Mexico loop includes Taos, Questa, Red River, Eagle Nest and Angel Fire.

Sunspot Scenic Byway

Starting at Cloudcroft and stretching 16 miles through the Sacramento Mountains, this route is lined with aspens and ends in the vi

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