Chama is a resort community at the foot of Cumbres Pass (10, 015') in the high mountains of northern New Mexico. Chama is a haven for hiking, skiing, mountain bicyling, logging and ranching. And the abundant lakes, rivers, and streams make it perfect for fishing and boating. Chama's star attraction is the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Steam RR and Rail Yards (Registered National Historic Site). The scenic route takes the train through 64 miles of spectacular peaks, tunnels, and gorges.

Chama Valley Music Festival, Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Steam Railroad (narrow-gauge) & Rail Yards

Brazos Peak, Carson National Forest, Chama River, El Vado Lake State Park, Heron Lake State Park, Jicarilla Apache Reservation, Edward Sargent State Wildlife Area

Hotels, Lodges, and Motels: 11; Bed and Breakfast: 7; Total Rooms: 341 (Includes cabins and cottages.)

Chama Valley Chamber of Commerce:

800-477-0149; 575-756-2306;

575-756-2892 Fax

Web: www.chamavalley.com

E-mail: info@chamavalley.com