THE BITTER BITCH’S GUIDE TO

New Mexico

Picture of a wild oryx just outside of White Sands National Park, New Mexico

Did you know?

Less people live in the entire state of New Mexico than the current population of Phoenix

A month in New Mexico…

It was a whirlwind. Went a lot of places, saw a lot of things, and basically visited every corner of the state in the short but hectic time I was there. Not a straight shot but a lot of looping, back tracking, and breaking down took this quick pitstop to a five week long adventure across the desert, through the mountains, and back.

The thing I loved the most about New Mexico - the lack of population - making exploration so easy, but less people means less amenities and that sure was a tough one to adapt to. Coupled with no In ‘n Out burger and let’s just say, I couldn’t wait to get back to my big city way of life. But it was an amazing adventure while it lasted.

Northern New Mexico

Western New Mexico

Southern NM

  • Barbed wire fence with blurred background of abandoned buildings at sunset. Old Sawmill, Alamogordo, New Mexico.

    Alamogordo

    When you don't have anything nice to say but you've got to say something

    COMING SOON
  • Greetings from Cloudcroft, New Mexico

    Cloudcroft

    COMING SOON
  • The Bitter Bitch and Cutie in front of the Roswell sign, New Mexico

    Roswell

    My experience chasing little green men through the desert

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  • Desert landscape at sunset with sparse bushes, sand dunes, and a colorful sky. White Sand National Park, New Mexico.

    White Sands National Monument

    237 square miles of silky gypsum dunefield

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