Entering New Mexico, we're impressed by its natural wonders, such as this high desert natural arch, one of many unusual landforms boasted by the state's 12.8 million acres of public land. From whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande to the lava flows of Valley of Fires Recreation Area, from 19th-century historic military forts to the world's largest excavated dinosaur skeleton: New Mexico lives up to its reputation as the "Land of Enchantment."

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Entering New Mexico, we're impressed by its natural wonders, such as this high desert natural arch, one of many unusual landforms boasted by the state's 12.8 million acres of public land. From whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande to the lava flows of Valley of Fires Recreation Area, from 19th-century historic military forts to the world's largest excavated dinosaur skeleton: New Mexico lives up to its reputation as the "Land of Enchantment."