Do you own or manage a business in Grants, New Mexico? Search our tourism
directory to ensure your company
information is up to date and accurate.
If you don’t find a listing, we invite you
to add a FREE business listing.
If you want to increase your exposure
to the millions of people who come to
WorldWeb.com each month to plan their
business trips and vacations, please refer
to our advertising information.
Known as the Uranium City, Grants was home to extensive uranium mining during
the 1950s. Consequently, visitors enjoy exploring the city's mining history at
the New
Mexico Mining Museum, the only underground uranium mining museum in the world.
Mine shafts, equipment and exhibits on the area's industry are seen at this museum.
For those interested in geological formations, El
Malpais National Monument preserves over 126,000 acres (50,989 ha) of volcanic
land that shows evidence of lava flows, cinder cones and pressure ridges. Bluewater
Lake State Park is a popular site for boating and year-round fishing and is
located just west of Grants. Every autumn the city is alive during the Ancient
Ways Fall Festival, which takes place on an 80-mi (129-km) stretch of Scenic
Route 53. The festival features cave tours, Zuni dancers, artwork and live
musical entertainment.
Looking for something to do in Grants, New Mexico? Check out these featured events. If you know of an event that is not listed in our Grants event guide, please feel free to add an event listing [it's FREE].
United States
