WELCOME TO

GRANTS

{ New Mexico }

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"Gateway to Mt. Taylor." Explore volcanic landscapes at El Malpais, hike scenic trails, and experience rich mining and railroad history. Enjoy authentic New Mexican cuisine, vibrant art, and cultural attractions. Whether you're chasing outdoor adventure or cultural treasures, Grants is a must-see New Mexico travel destination.

Discover Grants, New Mexico

Things do to

Things to do in Grants, New Mexico, Route 66 Arch

Outdoor Recreation

Things to do in Grants, New Mexico, Outdoor Recreation, El Morro National Monument

Shop, Dine & Stay

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Featured Events

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Spokes on 66 Carshow

June 7th, 2025

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Route 66 Centennial

Celebrating 100 Years of the Mother Road!

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Founded:

1881

The City of Grants lies along historic Route 66 and has deep roots in Native American, Hispanic, and mining heritage—each shaping the vibrant culture and character of the community today.

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6,454 ft

Grants sits at an elevation of 6,454 feet above sea level, with nearby Mt. Taylor rising over 11,000 feet, offering a dramatic contrast between high desert landscapes and alpine peaks.

Elevation:

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Mild

Grants has a high desert climate with sunny skies, mild summers, and light snow in the winter—perfect for year-round outdoor adventure.

Climate:

Dig Into the Past:
Museums of Grants

Grants is full of hidden treasures—and not just underground! Start your journey at the New Mexico Mining Museum, then explore even more history, art, and local stories across town.

The Uranium Miners Building with a playground structure in front, including a tall blue climbing frame, a green trash can, benches, and leafless trees under an overcast sky.

Get Outside:
Adventure Awaits

From rugged trails to wide-open lakes, Grants is your gateway to outdoor adventure. Hike, bike, fish, camp, and explore some of the most breathtaking landscapes in New Mexico—all just steps from town.

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Need Directions?

Grants is easy to reach, located right along I-40 and historic Route 66—just an hour west of Albuquerque and an hour east of Gallup.

 
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