Santa Fe, USA

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"Here is a list of Pet Friendly Hotels in Santa Fe based on reviews from across the web."
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"Address: Old Santa Fe Trail at Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM."
fodors.com

"The northeastern portion of the state also includes attractions such as Fort Union National Monument, a portion of the Santa Fe Trail, Kiowa and Rita National Grasslands, and Capulin Volcano National Monument."
frommers.com

"NM 50 leads back to I-25, which you follow over Glorieta Pass itself; no Trail ruts are visible from here to Santa Fe. Leave I-25 at the exit for Old Pecos Trail, which merges with the modern highway called "Old Santa Fe Trail" in south-central Santa Fe. (You can go for slightly greater "authenticity" by continuing on NM 300 leaving the I-25 interchange either at Canocito or at the Eldorado exit, which is called the Old Las Vegas Highway."
wikitravel.org

"The Santa Fe Trail ended here and Route 66 ? the most famous road in the U.S. highway system, dedicated in 1927 and linking Illinois with California."
goworldtravel.com

"The principal transport route was the Santa Fe Trail, which ran through the valley of the Rio Grande to reach the Missouri at Kansas City."
planetware.com

"The Santa Fe Trail ,railroads, and Route 66 all passed through here."
wikitravel.org

"Santa Fe Travel Guide."
world66.com

"Restaurants and grocery stores are few and far between in this region, except in the more significant towns with separate articles (notably Santa Fe ,one of the country's great centers for dining); see also the article on the Sangre de Cristo Mountains for a few other options."
wikitravel.org

"Las Vegas (not to be confused with the city in Nevada by the same name) is on the border between this region and the north central region and is covered in the latter's article, with further information in the article on the Sangre de Cristo Mountains."
wikitravel.org

"The Sangre de Cristo Mountains are in the eastern (Santa Fe) part of the forest, while the western (Los Alamos) part includes much of the Jemez Mountains."
wikitravel.org

"Understanding New Mexico starts with grasping the overpowering importance of two of its geological features: the Rio Grande, which bisects the state north to south, and the nearby Sangre de Cristo Mountains ,southernmost range of the Rocky Mountains and a part of the same large-scale geological structure that produces the Rio, the "Rio Grande rift."."
wikitravel.org

"Northeastern New Mexico -- Covering the area north of I-40 and east of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, northeastern New Mexico is prairie land once inhabited or visited by some of the West's most legendary gunslingers."
frommers.com

"On a plateau at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains -- at an elevation of 7,000 feet -- the city is surrounded by remnants of a 2,000-year-old Pueblo civilization and filled with reminders of almost four centuries of Spanish and Mexican rule."
fodors.com

"Situation and characteristics Santa Fe, capital of the state of New Mexico, lies on a tributary of the Rio Grande on the southwestern slopes of the very beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains."
planetware.com