This Is The Most Hippie Town In New Mexico And You Need To Visit
Monica Spencer
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There are so many charming small towns in New Mexico that we love to visit and find ourselves frequently recommending. But, if you have a bit of a free spirit, there are several hippie towns in New Mexico and one seems to stand out from the rest. Let’s take a look at one of the best New Mexico hippie towns.
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Madrid seems like a pretty cool little place to visit, don’t you think? Have you visited this hippie town in New Mexico before? Are there any other New Mexico hippie towns that are worth exploring? Let us know in the comments!
If you prefer something besides hippie communes in NM, then you might want to check out the one New Mexico town that’s so perfectly southwestern. And, if Madrid is just one stop on a New Mexico road trip, make sure you are prepared! Check out our ultimate road trip packing list.
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