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Beat the Heat at 9,000 Feet
Time to plan your Summer Vacation to
With more than 500 rooms available in the Cloudcroft area we can make your vacation one to remember. 480,000 Acres of open forest allow for great hiking, biking, camping and photography opportunities.
Cloudcroft has wonderful shops, restaurants and unique businesses to visit. Please visit our Schedule of Events to plan your vacation during one or all of our amazing events. Come to Cloudcroft New 9,000 Feet Above Stress Level!
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Good 'Ole Fashion
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The Business of the Year for 2009 Welcome to the our New Chamber Members Penasco Gravel Inc. - 575-687-2506 ______________________________________________ Business of the Quarter (October, November, December) ____________________________________________________________ General area Ribbon Cutting
New Owners of Big Daddy's Diner Greg and Darla Burt held a ribbon cutting today. Accompanied by their employees, David Walters, Eliezer Cadena, Jason Goodman Laura Mikesell, Mary Pentzer, Perla Alarcon Chamber of Commerce Board President Barbara Rice and Past President Marsha Slane the group posed for pictures outside the restaurant and enjoyed cake in the Diner.
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Cloudcroft New Mexico is located on U.S. Hwy. 82 and is easily accessible from both east and west. The western approach from Alamogordo (north of El Paso, Texas, on U.S Hwy 54) is a steep 16 mile climb of nearly 5,000 vertical feet that takes travelers through a variety of climate zones. The charming mountain village of Cloudcroft owes its existence to the beauty that surrounds it. In 1898, an El Paso-Northeastern Railroad crew was laying out the route for the famous Cloud Climbing Railroad and stopped to rest on the summit of the Sacramento Mountains. (read more...) |
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