Socorro County

New Mexico

A flock of birds flying over a field.
A large, ancient brick structure in a grassy field with a clear blue sky.
A wooden pier extending over calm water, surrounded by dense reeds and trees, with a clear sky and the sun low on the horizon.
A flock of birds flying over a field with mountains in the background.
Two wooden structures with historical markers, one labeled Dona Eufemia and the other Acomilla, set against a clear sky.

Popular cities in Socorro County

Magdalena
Known for Forests, Coffee and Hiking
Surrounded by towering mountains, this colorful town is known for its thriving art scene, eclectic festivals and eerie mining ghost town.

Reasons to visit

  • Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array
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Mountainair
Known for Hiking, Ruins and Mountains
Ancient history, Native American culture, gorgeous landscapes and outdoor pursuits feature in this small town in the heart of New Mexico.

Reasons to visit

  • Manzano Mountains State Park
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Socorro
Known for Dining, Bird watching and Wildlife
Hike along the vast stretches of mountains and woodland, learn about the region’s extraterrestrial history and enjoy the rocky terrain of this desert city.
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Winston
Check out the local area in Winston—home to attractions like Gila National Forest and Gila Wilderness Area.
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Lemitar
Venture to New Mexico Tech Golf Course and New Mexico Tech Mineral Museum—just two of the sights around Lemitar.
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San Acacia
Venture to New Mexico Tech Golf Course and New Mexico Tech Mineral Museum—just two of the sights around San Acacia.
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Stay near popular Socorro County attractions

Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array

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You can spend time studying the exhibits at Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array during your travels in Magdalena. Discover the area's museums and monuments.
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