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Raton

Nestled among the majestic Sangre de Cristo mountains of northeast New Mexico, Raton, only six miles from the Colorado border on Interstate 25, offers fresh air and plentiful water along with breathtaking scenery, a wonderful variety of outdoor recreational activities and a vibrant art scene. The relaxed and leisurely way of life is further enhanced by the educational opportunities provided by the Highlands University satellite classes and a state-of-art medical center.

No matter what your interest, Raton has something for you.

* Outdoor activities — Hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, and golfing.
* An active, exciting art scene — Performances in the historic Shuler Theater and art shows in the local galleries.
* Exciting, unique geology — The iridium layer, Raton Basin, Capulin Volcano National Monument and more.
* Tourist Information Center — Conveniently located at intersection of NM 87/US 64 and Business loop of I-25.
* Historically Important sites — Santa Fe Trail, railroading, mining, and cattle ranching.
* Day Trips — Several fun, fascinating locations to visit within a short driving distance.

Raton
Raton, NM 88414
www.raton.info


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