Folks have flocked to the Great American Duck Race for four decades. August 24 thru 27 in Courthouse Park, this fun family event is a must-see. From the Tournament of Duck Parade to the Duck Royalty Pageant, the hot air ballon ascension, the carnival and live entertainment, there’s something for everyone. Cheer on your favorite fine-feathered friends as they race for cash prizes, then try your skill at the Great American Tortilla Toss … because who doesn’t love tossing tortillas?
Deming has a new unique attraction, the City of Deming Inflatable Water Park. The floating, inflatable platform is perfect for family fun.
Made up of giant slides, towers, trampolines, ramps, wiggle bridges and other play features, the City of Deming Inflatable Water Park is the hottest thing to hit Deming this summer. An inflatable, on-water obstacle course, the water park provides people of all ages with hours of high-energy fun as they bounce, slide, climb, jump and splash on the water.
Officially opened on July 22, 2023, the City of Deming Inflatable Water Park is open Friday thru Monday with sessions at Noon, 2pm 4pm and 6pm. Each session is for 1.5 hours.
The City of Deming Inflatable Water Park brings a unique, family-friendly recreation attraction to Deming, unlike anything the area has seen before with the thrills and excitement of a water park and added amenities such as picnicking, and more.
The water park is truly a one-of-a-kind experience that offers visitors of all ages the chance to enjoy located at 1720 E. Cedar Street in Deming
The great outdoors doesn’t get much greater than this. With three spectacular state parks where you can hike, mountain bike and picnic to your heart’s content, and a fantastic fishing lake in town, Deming is your New Mexico destination for thrilling outdoor adventures.
The Fish are Jumping
You might not expect to reel in a largemouth bass in downtown Deming, but drop your line in Trees Lake and you just may catch a few. That’s because this five-acre lake takes part in the New Mexico Game and Fish Department’s stocking program, which also includes bluegill, perch, catfish and fathead minnow. Trees Lake, part of Voiers’ “Pit” Park, also offers trails for leisurely strolls and perfect picnic spots.
Fine Wines
At Luna Rossa Winery, award-winning wines are made exclusively from grapes grown in the Mimbres Valley, near Deming. Founded in 2001 by fourth-generation winemaker Paolo D’Andrea and his wife Sylvia, Luna Rossa offers an enchanting tasting room, a sweet spot for sampling excellent chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and chenin blanc.
Alojamiento
When it’s time to rest up before your next adventure, Deming offers many options, including hotels with charm and heated swimming pools and motels with affordable comfort and friendly service. Road-tripping in your RV? Check out Deming’s 15 RV parks, where you can relax amid stunning mountain views with every amenity you might need. Staying in an RV park makes it easy to get an early start on your next day’s adventure.
Comida
Outdoor adventures can lead to big appetites. Deming’s local restaurants and wineries will make sure you’re well-fed with hearty, delicious fare and award-winning New Mexico wines. Enjoy the laid-back, friendly ambience, where you can unwind and share tales about your adventures of the day.
For the complete list of lodging, RV parks, campgrounds, restaurants and more, visit DemingNMTrue.com. Be sure to explore the website, as we’ve made some exciting updates and added a Spanish language option. And you’ll see fantastic photos of Deming’s natural beauty that will have you reaching for your travel planner.
TOUR DEMING
The New Year is here, and we know you’re eager for a great adventure. You couldn’t pick a better place to kick off 2023 than Deming New Mexico.
Visit our treasured history museum and connect with nature in one of our three remarkable state parks. Spend some time with us in the new year and spark your spirit with elevated experiences you can only find in this sun-soaked region of the Southwest. Search for gems and local lore, sip wine and visit a nearby safe, vibrant Mexican town. Plan on coming out for The Rockhound Roundup March 9 thru the 12th.
Parque Estatal Ciudad de las Piedras
For a gorgeous hike, head to City of Rocks State Park 30 miles away. Dotted by incredibly sculpted boulders, some reaching 40 feet high, this magical place offers a 5.1-mile round-trip hike up Table Mountain.
Parque Estatal Rockhound
It’s easy to understand how this state park got its name. About 10 miles southeast of Deming set against the Little Florida Mountains, this park was the first in the nation to let visitors take rock specimens like jasper, quartz, geodes and crystals with them. Look for all of these as you explore the park’s three miles of hiking trails.
Parque Estatal Pancho Villa
In 1916, Mexican revolutionary leader Pancho Villa raided Camp Furlong in Columbus, N.M., killing more than a dozen Americans. In retaliation, President Wilson sent troops and an airplane to the border but failed to capture Villa. Today, you can camp here and see professional exhibits on this little-known piece of history.
Museo Deming Luna Mimbres
From about 950-1200 A.D., Mimbres Indians lived in villages along the Mimbres River. Forty exhibits spanning three buildings showcase what they left behind, including pottery painted with birds and other animals. The pottery inspired architect Mary Colter to design a line of high-end dinnerware in the 1930s that was used in Harvey Houses across the West. Buy the replica line in the gift store.
Luna Rossa Winery
Founded in 2001, this winery is run by fourth-generation winemaker Paolo D’Andrea and his wife Sylvia D’Andrea. Raised in Friuli, Italy, Paolo D’Andrea’s vineyards produce chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, chenin blanc and more. The tasting room located at 3710 West Pine St. is open every day.
D.H. Lescombes Winery & Tasting Room
The Lescombes family moved from Burgundy, France, in 1981 and has been making wine in the state ever since. On Fridays, D.H. Lescombes Tasting Room in Deming (formerly St. Clair Winery & Tasting Room) offers live music and drink specials.
Puerto Palomas de Villa, Mexico
Travel internationally without boarding a plane when you drive 30 minutes to Puerto Palomas de Villa. Park your car in Columbus, N.M., bring your passport and walk across the border. The Pink Store is legendary for its authentic Mexican arts and crafts and its chile rellenos served with menonita, a type of cheese made at the local Mennonite community.
When winter’s on its way, it’s time to get away — to Deming in sunny southern New Mexico, where the average daytime high reaches a perfect 64°. Located halfway between Dallas and California, this friendly frontier town in the Old West makes a perfect home base for the season. With spectacular state parks, a world-class museum, award-winning wineries and exciting places to explore, this vibrant, fun-filled city is a top destination for snowbirds.
The City of Doves
In Deming, you’re tantalizingly close to crossing the border and making a getaway to another country. Take a journey along the Mimbres-Paquimé route, which showcases archaeological and cultural treasures as you drive from New Mexico to Old Mexico. At historic Columbus, a 45-minute drive from Deming, you’ll cross the border into the Mexican state of Chihuahua and discover Puerto Palomas de Villa, the City of the Doves. (Many visitors like to leave their car in the free parking lot on the U.S. side and simply walk across the border.) Better known as Palomas, this colorful Mexican town is filled with shops, including the famous Pink Store and Restaurant, where you can feast your eyes on arts and crafts from across Mexico and savor authentic Mexican food. Try the queso menonita, the famous local cheese the restaurant uses in its chile rellenos and other dishes. Made in a nearby Mennonite community, this cheese is the reason many visitors trek to Palomas.
For more than 25 years, the Lescombes Family Winefest has honored the greatness of the grape. This festive weekend in late September/early October is a barrelful of fun, with grape-stomping and cork-pulling contests, VIP winery tours, live music and dancing, kid’s activities, a silent auction, craft vendors and even fireworks. Of course, you’ll also get to sample award-winning wines and craft beer. It all takes place at the D.H. Lescombes Winery & Tasting room in Deming.
The Final Frontier
Ready for an adventure that’s out of this world? Strap yourself in and head to Spaceport America, located 1 hour and 26 minutes northeast of Deming. The world’s first commercially licensed spaceport lies in the Jornada del Muerto desert basin, on an 18,000-acre site. While launches are closed to public viewing, you can visit the facility with Final Frontier Tours, meeting crew members, riding the G-Shock Simulator and admiring the spaceport’s futuristic architecture. For tour information, call (575) 267-8888 or visit: https://spaceportamericatour.com/
White Waves of Sand
One of the world’s most glorious natural wonders lies northeast of Deming—the majestic White Sands National Park. Located in the Chihuahuan Desert, 1 hour and 42 minutes from Deming, the world’s largest gypsum dune field stretches across 275 square miles, and the expanse of wave-like shimmering sand is visible from space. This white wonderland is yours to explore, sledding down sandy hills or heading out to hike and camp the backcountry, where the night sky’s brilliant stars will dazzle you. White Sands is filled with wildlife and plants along with evidence that hunter-gatherers were here some 10,000 years ago.
When you’re ready to tee off, the Rio Mimbres Country Club is ready for you, with a popular public golf course offering scenic views and challenging play. The course’s desert landscape features two lakes, 14 bunkers and the first hole of this 18-hole course overlooks the dramatic Florida Mountains. The club also offers three practice areas and a driving range.
Fine Wines
When it’s time to unwind, check out Deming’s world-class wineries, producing award-winning wines with New Mexico grapes. Try a flight of Hatch Chile Wine infused with red or green chile, at the D.H. Lescombes Winery & Tasting Room. Lescombes Family Vineyards, owned by sixth-generation winemakers, is Deming’s largest winery, producing more than 40 wines. A tour of the winery includes a VIP six-barrel tasting.
At Luna Rossa Winery, award-winning wines are made exclusively from grapes grown in the Mimbres Valley, near Deming. Founded in 2001 by fourth-generation winemaker Paolo D’Andrea and his wife Sylvia, Luna Rossa offers an enchanting tasting room, a sweet spot for sampling excellent chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and chenin blanc.
Alojamiento
With 15 RV parks to choose from, Deming is a snowbird’s dream. Relax and enjoy loads of sunshine, stunning mountain views, and every amenity you might need, from a heated pool and hot tub to Wi-Fi, hot showers and laundry facilities. You’ll also find a wide range of hotels and motels, all conveniently located, friendly and affordable.
Comida
When it’s time to dine, Deming’s got you covered, no matter what kind of cuisine you crave. Our local green chile is famous and you’ll find many restaurants serving the staple in creative ways, from the iconic green chile cheeseburger to green chile enchiladas and green chile meatballs. Remember, when you’re heading out on an adventure, it’s easy to pick up a lunch to go.
For the complete list of lodging, RV parks, campgrounds, restaurants and more, visit DemingNMTrue.com. Be sure to explore the website, as we’ve made some exciting updates and added a Spanish language option. And you’ll see fantastic photos of Deming’s natural beauty that will have you reaching for your travel planner.
TOUR DEMING
When it comes to travel, I find it best to seek a destination that can be a launch pad for a variety of nearby attractions to explore. Deming is such a place. There are several exciting sites worth visiting that are only one to three hours away. Here are some of our favorite day trips. Each is worth the visit and will make your day.
The City of Doves
In Deming, you’re tantalizingly close to crossing the border and making a getaway to another country. Take a journey along the Mimbres-Paquimé route, which showcases archaeological and cultural treasures as you drive from New Mexico to Old Mexico. At historic Columbus, a 45-minute drive from Deming, you’ll cross the border into the Mexican state of Chihuahua and discover Puerto Palomas de Villa, the City of the Doves. (Many visitors like to leave their car in the free parking lot on the U.S. side and simply walk across the border.) Better known as Palomas, this colorful Mexican town is filled with shops, including the famous Pink Store and Restaurant, where you can feast your eyes on arts and crafts from across Mexico and savor authentic Mexican food. Try the queso menonita, the famous local cheese the restaurant uses in its chile rellenos and other dishes. Made in a nearby Mennonite community, this cheese is the reason many visitors trek to Palomas.
For more than 25 years, the Lescombes Family Winefest has honored the greatness of the grape. This festive weekend in late September/early October is a barrelful of fun, with grape-stomping and cork-pulling contests, VIP winery tours, live music and dancing, kid’s activities, a silent auction, craft vendors and even fireworks. Of course, you’ll also get to sample award-winning wines and craft beer. It all takes place at the D.H. Lescombes Winery & Tasting room in Deming.
The Final Frontier
Ready for an adventure that’s out of this world? Strap yourself in and head to Spaceport America, located 1 hour and 26 minutes northeast of Deming. The world’s first commercially licensed spaceport lies in the Jornada del Muerto desert basin, on an 18,000-acre site. While launches are closed to public viewing, you can visit the facility with Final Frontier Tours, meeting crew members, riding the G-Shock Simulator and admiring the spaceport’s futuristic architecture. For tour information, call (575) 267-8888 or visit: https://spaceportamericatour.com/
White Waves of Sand
One of the world’s most glorious natural wonders lies northeast of Deming—the majestic White Sands National Park. Located in the Chihuahuan Desert, 1 hour and 42 minutes from Deming, the world’s largest gypsum dune field stretches across 275 square miles, and the expanse of wave-like shimmering sand is visible from space. This white wonderland is yours to explore, sledding down sandy hills or heading out to hike and camp the backcountry, where the night sky’s brilliant stars will dazzle you. White Sands is filled with wildlife and plants along with evidence that hunter-gatherers were here some 10,000 years ago.
When you’re ready to tee off, the Rio Mimbres Country Club is ready for you, with a popular public golf course offering scenic views and challenging play. The course’s desert landscape features two lakes, 14 bunkers and the first hole of this 18-hole course overlooks the dramatic Florida Mountains. The club also offers three practice areas and a driving range.
Fine Wines
When it’s time to unwind, check out Deming’s world-class wineries, producing award-winning wines with New Mexico grapes. Try a flight of Hatch Chile Wine infused with red or green chile, at the D.H. Lescombes Winery & Tasting Room. Lescombes Family Vineyards, owned by sixth-generation winemakers, is Deming’s largest winery, producing more than 40 wines. A tour of the winery includes a VIP six-barrel tasting.
At Luna Rossa Winery, award-winning wines are made exclusively from grapes grown in the Mimbres Valley, near Deming. Founded in 2001 by fourth-generation winemaker Paolo D’Andrea and his wife Sylvia, Luna Rossa offers an enchanting tasting room, a sweet spot for sampling excellent chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and chenin blanc.
Alojamiento
With 15 RV parks to choose from, Deming is a snowbird’s dream. Relax and enjoy loads of sunshine, stunning mountain views, and every amenity you might need, from a heated pool and hot tub to Wi-Fi, hot showers and laundry facilities. You’ll also find a wide range of hotels and motels, all conveniently located, friendly and affordable.
Comida
When it’s time to dine, Deming’s got you covered, no matter what kind of cuisine you crave. Our local green chile is famous and you’ll find many restaurants serving the staple in creative ways, from the iconic green chile cheeseburger to green chile enchiladas and green chile meatballs. Remember, when you’re heading out on an adventure, it’s easy to pick up a lunch to go.
For the complete list of lodging, RV parks, campgrounds, restaurants and more, visit DemingNMTrue.com. Be sure to explore the website, as we’ve made some exciting updates and added a Spanish language option. And you’ll see fantastic photos of Deming’s natural beauty that will have you reaching for your travel planner.
Deming’s Paradise of Outdoor Parks
If you’re like me, you’ve been dreaming of adventure in the great outdoors. Who isn’t, having been cooped up all winter? I imagine an open sky of blue, the piney scent of mountain forest, and a winding trail. That serene spot in nature where troubles float away like clouds.
Specifically, I’ve been dreaming of Deming. This paradise of outdoor parks is perfect for hiking, mountain biking, camping and sharing picnics with the ones you love. Once you’ve explored three spectacular state parks and cast a line in a fishing lake, you’ll agree — outdoor adventure doesn’t get much better than this.
Rock City
There’s nothing in the world like the otherworldly City of Rocks State Park. This geological wonder of towers, temples and other rock sculptures was formed in the wake of a volcanic eruption some 30 million years ago. Wander the wind-sculpted, rain-worn formations—some towering 40 feet high— and discover why this park is one of New Mexico’s most visited sites. Located 30 miles from Deming, this is a prime spot for bouldering and rock climbing as well as hiking and mountain biking. Wildlife roams here, so you may see antelope, javelinas, deer and jackrabbits. Birdwatchers have some 35 species to spot , including golden eagles. Spend a night in one of the park campsites beneath a canopy of stars and you’ll never want to leave.
The moderate, 5.1-mile Table Mountain trail is City of Rocks’ most popular trail, drawing hikers and runners. The 669-foot elevation gain is worth it, when you see the gorgeous views at the top. At 3.6 miles, Hydra Trail is another favorite, an easy loop around the park with a 157-foot elevation gain. Happy trails to you!
A Rock-Hunter’s Delight
Get ready to rock it at Rockhound State Park, a prospector’s paradise with 1,100 acres of stunning scenery on the slopes of the Little Florida Mountains. Established in 1966, Rockhound was the first park in the country to let visitors take home the natural treasures they unearthed. And what treasures they are—opals, geodes, jasper, quartz crystal, onyx, agate and many other minerals and semi-precious gems. You don’t have to be a rockhound, though, to enjoy this park. You can hike and bike the rugged mountain slopes and enjoy a picnic amid panoramic views, Located 12 miles southeast of Deming, the park appeals to wildlife lovers, too, who might see antelope, deer, badgers, prairie dogs and plenty of birds.
Even the campground rocks it at Rockhound State Park. It’s not just the sweet scenery that locals love. It’s the spacious campsites and the kid’s playground, all designed for family fun.
Preserving American History
History comes to life at Pancho Villa State Park, which commemorates the famous 1916 raid of Columbus and Camp Furlong by Pancho Villa and his soldiers. This first, and last, armed invasion of the continental U.S. since the War of 1812 drew a fiery response from General “Black Jack” Pershing. Despite an 11-month 400-mile pursuit into Mexico with 10,000 U.S. soldiers, Pershing never captured the Mexican revolutionary. His U.S. military expedition was the first to employ airplanes and other mechanized transportation. When you’re ready to leave history behind, the park offers hiking, picnicking, camping, wildlife viewing and a native plant garden. Located at the border of Mexico, 30 minutes from Deming.
The Fish are Jumping
You might not expect to reel in a largemouth bass in downtown Deming, but drop your line in Trees Lake and you just may catch a few. That’s because this five-acre lake takes part in the New Mexico Game and Fish Department’s stocking program, which also includes bluegill, perch, catfish and fathead minnow. Trees Lake, part of Voiers’ “Pit” Park, also offers trails for leisurely strolls and perfect picnic spots.
Alojamiento
When it’s time to rest up between adventures, Deming offers hotels with charm and heated swimming pools and motels with affordable comfort and friendly service. Road-tripping in your RV? Check out Deming’s 15 RV parks, where you can relax amid stunning mountain views with every amenity you might need.
Comida
Outdoor adventures can work up an appetite. Deming’s local restaurants and wineries will make sure you’re well-fed with hearty, delicious fare and award-winning New Mexico wines. Enjoy the laid-back, friendly ambience, where you can unwind and share tales about your adventures of the day.
For the complete list of lodging, RV parks, campgrounds, restaurants and more, visit DemingNMTrue.com. Be sure to explore the website, as we’ve made some exciting updates and added a Spanish language option. And you’ll see fantastic photos of Deming’s natural beauty that will have you reaching for your travel planner.
Bienvenido a Deming, Nuevo México
Saludos, Viajeros
Desde mi ventana, estoy disfrutando de los brillantes colores del otoño, el roble Gambel rojo y los álamos amarillos. He estado gozando estos dulces días cálidos iluminados por dorados rayos de sol y frescas noches oscuras llenas de estrellas destellantes. Pero sé que pronto caerán las hojas y las estaciones cambiarán.
También estoy listo para una transformación. Este año ha sido difícil. Entre la pandémica y la política, nuestros ánimos se han desvanecido.
He estado contemplando una manera fácil de escaparme este invierno, de reanimar y restaurar mi corazón y mi alma…y apuesto a que tú también lo has hecho.
¿No sería liberador descansar de las noticias y el ruido del 2020? ¿Alejarse del día a día y hacia una nueva y estimulante aventura?
Es tiempo de acoger la nueva estación y recompensarnos. Escapa el frio del invierno y dirígete al soleado sur de Nuevo México, en donde el día de invierno promedio alcanza una temperatura de 64 grados Fahrenheit. Súbete al RV y toma un viaje épico que te lleve a Deming. Localizado a mitad de camino entre Dallas y California, este amistoso pueblo fronterizo en el Viejo Oeste es una residencia perfecta durante la estación.
Con cuatro espectaculares parques estatales y nacionales, Deming es el lugar ideal para salir a la naturaleza. Este escape invernal es perfecto para los residentes temporales que buscan climas más cálidos y para cualquiera que desee una gran aventura. ¡Déjennos saber si van!
Un Paraíso de Parques al Aire Libre
La belleza sobrenatural del parque de La Ciudad de las Piedras hace que este sea uno de los sitios más visitados en Nuevo México, con impresionantes esculturas de piedra formadas por una erupción volcánica hace 30 millones de años. El Parque Estatal Rockhound y Centro Recreativo Spring Canyon, es el lugar indicado para buscar geodas, ópalos, y otros tesoros para llevar a casa. Los aficionados de la historia se dirigen al Parque Estatal Pancho Villa, dedicado a la famosa incursión de 1916 de los soldados del General Francisco “Pancho” Villa, quienes atacaron al pueblo fronterizo de Columbus y al Campamento Furlong. Disfruta de senderismo, ciclismo de montaña, y días de campo entre hermosos paisajes en cada uno de estos parques estatales.
Retrocede a un fascinante y olvidado pasado en el Monumento Nacional Gila Cliff Dwellings, en donde el pueblo Mogollón construyo impresionantes viviendas en acantilados a inicios del siglo 13. También puedes escalar, andar a caballo, y acampar en la gloriosa área del Gila Wilderness.
Lujo de RV
Con 15 parques de RV para escoger, Deming es el destino ideal para los que huyen del frio y para todos los demás que conducen un vehículo recreativo, lo cual has sido popular en el 2020. Relájate y disfruta bastante sol, impresionantes vistas montañosas, y todas las amenidades que puedas necesitar.
Para un escape sensacional en primavera, dirígete a Deming en el soleado suroeste de Nuevo México. Te encantará esta histórica ciudad del Viejo Oeste con ambiente familiar. Cada marzo, los visitantes viajan de todo el mundo para asistir a un show de gemas y minerales sin igual. Y la primavera es el tiempo ideal para visitar el prestigioso museo de Deming conocido como el “Smithsonian del Suroeste” por sus cautivadoras colecciones presentando la rica historia de la región. Con espectaculares parques estatales, un excelente campo de golf, bodegas de vino reconocidas y bastantes tiendas, restaurantes, alojamiento y parques de RV, Deming es el lugar para visitar esta primavera.
El Deleite de los Coleccionistas de Piedras
Marquen de una vez sus calendarios para el más grande evento anual de Deming, la 55ta Reunión Anual de Coleccionistas de Piedras (55th Annual Rockhound Roundup), llevada a cabo del12 al 15 de marzo en los campos de la feria del suroeste de Nuevo México (Southwestern New Mexico State Fairgrounds). Organizado por el Club de Gemas y Minerales de Deming, la reunión junta a mas de 110 comerciantes de piedras de todo el mundo, con visitantes de cerca y lejos durante cinco días de gran diversión. El gran evento de la reunión, el concurrido mercado de compradores presenta coleccionistas de geodas y fósiles, artistas de joyería y cuentas, comerciantes de cuarzo y muchos otros coleccionistas de piedras. Si aún no descubres la emoción de abrir una geoda para maravillarte ante los brillantes cristales que tiene dentro, este es el lugar para hacerlo. Admira un pedazo del pasado prehistórico al sostener un fósil en tus manos. El programa también incluye demostraciones de excavación de oro, recorridos guiados, subastas en vivo y silenciosas, y bastante diversión para los niños desde excavación de fósiles hasta una rueda de ruleta de premios. El “Rockhound Roundup” ofrece maravillosas formas de experimentar Deming, un celebrado “Paraíso para Cazadores de Piedras”.
Paraíso de Parques para RV
Muchas personas viajan de todas partes del país al “Rockhound Roundup” en sus RVs. Esto es debido a que Deming es un paraíso de parques para RV, con unos 15 sitios pintorescos que ofrecen impresionantes vistas montañosas, infinitos cielos estrellados y oportunidades para observar aves, así como albercas y otras amenidades numerosas. Los que huyen del frio vienen a Deming por el estilo casual de vida en RV, mientras que otros disfrutan espectacularmente hermosas áreas de acampar en los cercanos parques estatales, con excelentes veredas para senderismo, observación de fauna silvestre, busca de piedras, y otras aventuras al aire libre.
El Smithsonian del Suroeste
Viaja a través de los siglos con una visita al extraordinario Museo Deming Luna Mimbres, lleno con cuarto tras cuarto de maravillosos tesoros. EL edificio en si tiene una historia fascinante, habiendo sido construido como un Almacén de Armas para la Guardia Nacional solo dos meses después de la famosa incursión de Pancho Villa en marzo 9 de 1916 en el cercano Columbus. Dentro, podrías pasar días recorriendo las múltiples exhibiciones, comenzando con la magnífica cerámica nativa Mimbre, la cual revela una antigua civilización que floreció en esta región del Valle Mimbres hace mil años. En habitaciones amuebladas de época, experimenta como fue la vida diaria en Deming durante los siglos 19 y 20. En el área del oeste, explora la vida vaquera, y luego observa la era ferrocarrilera de Deming con una reproducción de la estación de ferrocarril de la ciudad y el restaurante Harvey House. También veras impresionantes colecciones de autos antiguos, colchas, juguetes y muchos otros objetos. El museo operado por voluntarios también organiza eventos especiales y recorridos, así que asegúrate de revisar la pagina de internet para ver qué está sucediendo durante tu visita.
Para aprender mas sobre la historia de Deming, toma el recorrido autónomo “Historic Landmark Walking Tour” que presenta 16 tesoros arquitectónicos en el Registro Estatal Histórico y el Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos. El recorrido comienza en el museo que incluye la famosa aduana “Custom House” así como el histórico hotel de ladrillo rojo del siglo 19, un restaurante y billar de inicios de siglo, y una Sala Masónica de 1917.
Hay tanto que admirar sobre la primavera en Deming. Desde la belleza de nuestras majestuosas montañas y parques hasta nuestro dinámico ambiente de arte y nuestro agradable ambiente de pueblo chico, simplemente no existe lugar parecido. Te veremos pronto.
¡La Aventura espera en Deming! Esta dinámica ciudad en el histórico Viejo Oeste es hogar a espectaculares parques estatales, un prestigioso museo, bodega de vino reconocida, y un a rica e interesante historia. Localizado en el soleado suroeste de Nuevo México, Deming tiene un clima templado que lo hace el escape perfecto para los que huyen del frio. Un calendario anual repleto de emocionantes eventos atrae a visitantes de cerca y lejos. Toma un encantador escape a Deming esta temporada, y enamórate de esta amistosa y divertida comunidad.
Descubre la cautivadora historia del área en el Museo Deming Luna Mimbres. La colección reconocida a nivel mundial de cerámica de los indígenas Mimbres revela el arte y la cultura de una antigua civilización que floreció en esta región del Valle Mimbres hace mil años. Luego explora habitaciones amuebladas de época y experimenta la vida cotidiana de los residentes de Deming de los siglos 19 y 20. Recorre colecciones de autos antiguos, colchas, juguetes, y mucho más. Visita el are del Oeste para observar la vida vaquera, seguida por la reproducción de la estación de ferrocarril de Deming y el restaurante Harvey House, los cuales documentan la era ferrocarrilera de la ciudad.
Ahora estás listo para experimentar de primera mano la rica historia de Deming con un recorrido autónomo en el Recorrido a Pie de Lugares de Referencia Históricos. Observa 16 de las joyas arquitectónicas de Deming, incluyendo la famosa aduana Custom House construida en 1889, un restaurante y billar de principios de siglo, y una Sala Masónica construida en 1917.
Con tres increíbles parques estatales en su patio, Deming es una gran atracción para senderistas, ciclistas de montaña, alpinistas, y otros entusiastas del aire libre. El Parque Estatal de la Ciudad de las Piedras, uno de los sitios mas visitados de Nuevo México, se formó hace casi 30 millones de años tras la erupción de un volcán. Admira la hipnotizante belleza de formaciones de roca volcánica esculpidas por viento y lluvia en templos, torres y otras formas dramáticas. Abundante fauna silvestre incluye antílopes, jabalinas y mas de 35 especies de ave.
En el Parque Estatal Rockhound, puedes buscar tesoros naturales, incluyendo ópalos, jaspe, geodas, ónix y cristales de cuarzo y llevarte a casa lo que encuentres. Esto es porque este es el primer parque en el país que permite que los visitantes se lleven los objetos naturales que descubran. También puedes escalar, andar en bici y disfrutar de días de campo en el impresionante paisaje del parque.
Los aficionados de la historia son cautivados por el Parque Estatal Pancho Villa, el cual conmemora la incursión de 1916 de los soldados del General Francisco “Pancho” Villa, quienes atacaron al pequeño pueblo fronterizo de Columbus y a un campo militar. Esta primera invasión armada a los Estados Unidos continentales fue también la última, y provocó la famosa persecución del General “Black Jack” Pershing a Pancho Villa hasta México. Localizado a media hora de Deming, en la frontera con México, el parque provee una increíble oportunidad de explorar esta interesante historia por medio de edificios históricos y una sala de exhibición.
Deming es también hogar de la prestigiosa bodega de vinos “D.H. Lescombes Winery & Tasting Room”, la cual produce 70 diferentes tipos de vino. Este año, la bodega y salas de cata de vinos hospedaran su 25to Festival Anual de Vino en septiembre 28-29, una celebración de dos días con baile y música en vivo, arte, mercaderes de artesanías y comida, fuegos artificiales y, naturalmente, catas de vino y cerveza. El evento se lleva a cabo en un hermoso césped e incluye concursos de sacar corchos y pisado de uvas, recorridos VIP de la bodega y más. ¿No puedes asistir al festival? Llega cualquier viernes en la noche, cuando la bodega/sala de cata ofrece música en vivo y especiales de vino en el césped.
Una vez que experimentes la magia de Deming te hará regresar una y otra vez.