The town of Roswell shouldn't be alien to anyone. Nestled in the vastness of the southern Rocky Mountains, the country that surrounds Roswell is some of the most fascinating in the southwest. The town has a rich history in ranching, agriculture, aerospace, and manufacturing. Roswell is known as the "Dairy Capital of the Southwest" with over 1,697,276,778 lbs of milk produced per year. Best Western Roswell New Mexico.
Things to do in Roswell
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Reserve
Migratory fowl and designated fishing/hunting areas are available here. Located 9 miles from Roswell. Call 505-622-6755 for more information.
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Seven park lakes are bordered by high red bluffs and offers lots of sports activities. Swimming, boating, fishing, scuba diving and hiking are all available here. Call 505-624-6058 for more information.
Historical Center for Southeast New Mexico
Browse through this stately home with its antiques, artifacts and exhibits. Call 505-622-8333 for more information.
International UFO Museum/Research Center
View displays on the 1947 Roswell incident, UFOs, and related subjects. Call 1 800-822-3545 for more information.
New Mexico Military Institute (N.M.M.I.)
One of the country's finest privately owned military institutes. Call 505-622-6250 for more information.
Roswell Museum/Art Center
Science exhibits, Robert H. Goddard rockets, fine art, and the largest collection of Peter Hurd painting in the Southwest, can all be found here. Call 505-624-6744 for more information.
Spring River Bike/Hike Trail
A scenic paved bicycle/jogging/walking/trail through the Spring River corridor, linking Spring River Park and the Spring River Golf Course. Call 505-624-6720 for more information.