Chimayó is located on County Road 98, the High Road to Taos, a scenic route through beautiful old Spanish villages and striking landscapes. The Santuario de Chimayó, one of the most visited churches in New Mexico, is constructed on a site believed by several cultures and faiths to have miraculous healing powers. Each year during Holy Week, thousands of people make a pilgrimage to the mission-style church, which displays discarded crutches and before-and-after photographs as evidence of healing.

Chimayó is also famous for its masterful weavings, fine arts, and local crafts. Visit www.chimayoweavers.com for more information. The village is also home to one of New Mexico's oldest restaurants, the Rancho de Chimayó, and several bed and breakfast inns.

Find your inspiration in Chimayó today!

Driving Directions
Take I-25 north to the St. Francis exit. St. Francis will become US-84/285. Turn right on NM-503. Turn left on County Road 98.

For more information please www.chimayo.com and www.highroadnewmexico.com

Lodging near Chimayó includes:
Rancho de Chimayó (Chimayó)