What are you planning to do there? ToC is very much in the middle of nowhere population wise. And don't forget to factor in car rental costs, you'd need a car there to do anything
everyone i know in desert towns enjoys a slower life, so i think they'll be happy with the hot springs, national parks, massages, restaurants, museums, geode hunting, crystal shops and all that.
a lot of desert people have electric scooters and bikes now for town travel, and there are car rentals and cheap used cars available in ToC if you're planning more long-term.
all the places mentioned above are inside or within a couple miles of downtown TorC.
TorC is not Manhattan, but there are massages, museums, restaurants, weed shops, hot springs, everything mentioned above is in or nearby the town.
spas:
restaurants:
the main lake is a 7-30 minutes bicycle ride away depending on your hotel.
TorC is not a singlular, required destination, just an example of how traveling can provide many options, one of which is a highly-rated $750 private apartment in New Mexico.
But… it’s T or C. I’m pretty sure no one lives there voluntarily.
Wait...That's a real place??
I knew someone from TorC, they were pretty big on the national and state parks.
Oh and crystal/geode hunting. Desert folk have a whole vibe.
Fair play, there’s some pretty decent parkland in the state.
Too true about the desert folk, rock hounds and dirt farmers abound in the family tree. Things get weird quickly.
Yea, I couldn't believe the sheer volume of loose crystals laying around in some parts of the SW while I was RVing through.
If Doctor Who told me correctly, Zygons live there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_or_Consequences,_New_Mexico
Named after a radio show? Okay then
I had no idea! that's very cool, thanks
What are you planning to do there? ToC is very much in the middle of nowhere population wise. And don't forget to factor in car rental costs, you'd need a car there to do anything
everyone i know in desert towns enjoys a slower life, so i think they'll be happy with the hot springs, national parks, massages, restaurants, museums, geode hunting, crystal shops and all that.
a lot of desert people have electric scooters and bikes now for town travel, and there are car rentals and cheap used cars available in ToC if you're planning more long-term.
all the places mentioned above are inside or within a couple miles of downtown TorC.
TorC is not Manhattan, but there are massages, museums, restaurants, weed shops, hot springs, everything mentioned above is in or nearby the town.
spas:
restaurants:
the main lake is a 7-30 minutes bicycle ride away depending on your hotel.
TorC is not a singlular, required destination, just an example of how traveling can provide many options, one of which is a highly-rated $750 private apartment in New Mexico.
Location, location, location!
Location: it's a real trip!
Yeah, ToE really is 😅
Damn. When the hell did airbnb get so cheap?
Been this way since i started using it a decade ago.
Travelers can search by country rather than a particular neighborhood too, which makes it easier to find a good place cheap.
I guess my city didn't get the memo. :( id be moving
it's fun searching by country rather than city to see what's available.
The reviews sound good.