Our Guide to Chama

Take a scenic, historic train ride through the San Juan Mountains, crossing over bridges, through tunnels, and past amazing mountain vistas. This historic narrow-gauge railroad is a unique way to experience the beauty of the area.

The Chama River is famous for its excellent fishing, particularly fly fishing. You can catch trout and other species while enjoying the tranquil setting along the river.

This scenic state park offers opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, and birdwatching, all set against the beautiful backdrop of Heron Lake. It's perfect for camping or a peaceful picnic by the water.

Located north of Chama, this protected area offers stunning hiking, wildlife viewing, and camping. It's a prime location for those seeking a more remote, peaceful wilderness experience.

A local brewpub offering handcrafted beers brewed in-house along with a laid-back, friendly atmosphere. It's a great place to relax after a day of outdoor activities.

A popular local eatery offering a variety of hearty meals, including steaks, burgers, and homemade pies. It has a cozy, rustic atmosphere, perfect for a casual meal.

A charming and casual diner known for its home-style New Mexican cooking, including enchiladas, breakfast burritos, and great coffee. It's a great stop for a quick and delicious meal.

A lively spot to enjoy classic American fare, including burgers and fries, along with a full bar. Known for its friendly service and warm atmosphere.

This quaint café serves a variety of delicious breakfast and lunch options, with a focus on fresh ingredients and creative dishes. It's a favorite for locals and visitors alike.