Silver City New Mexico Travel Guide

This is a look at Silver City, New Mexico. You all asked us to go out of the state and film some other states neighboring Arizona. So we decided to start with old Silver City the old stomping grounds of Billy the Kid. This is a Silver City downtown tour where we explore the city center as well as the creek that runs through town.

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[estarr]

My late husband and I visited Silver City in 2017. We stayed at the Palace Hotel and ate at Little Toad Creek Pub! Thanks for the revisit!

[beverlyholloway]

I AM MOVING THERE NEXT WEEKEND A DREAM COME TRUE!!!! SINCE 2016!!!!

[DarleneMcCarthy-qe]

I raised my family in Silver City and I lived there for about 30 years... I love it and I miss it very much!

[sc]

One of the best snapshot videos of Silver City I've seen. Shows the character of the center of the town. Yeah, it does sorta have a Bisbee feel to it, but there's so much more to offer for outdoor people in the area, in all directions. They've tried to fast-lane the place for 50 years, but it remains comfortably small-town.

[dingy]

Born and raised in Silver before I moved to Phoenix. After my time in the military I ended up in the midwest. Been trying to move back ever since. Nothing compares to the southwest.

[cheyennelove]

I’m so thrilled to see a recent Silver City video. My husband and I are recently married and making the transition from Phoenix to Silver City. It’s so nice to have a visual representation of the town! Great video!

[otiskey]

Very nice presentation of one of the smaller towns in NM, that I have called home for more than 40 years - enjoy this great state & don't forget to check out Ruidoso, Cloudcroft & White Sands - you could even wander north to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Espanola and a few others - enjoy this great state.

[tomchavez]

Thanks for letting me see my old home town i was born. In 1952 the town has new stores in some of the old buildings but oi still recenize every thing even the big dich i use to play there when i was. Young. I miss Silver City.😢

[jaynoyd]

I enjoyed the tour of the town and the music was especially

[MidwestheartontheMove]

I was driving from MI to AZ with my Parents in April and my Dad got sick and he ended up admitted to the Gila Regional Hospital there in Silver City. We stayed there for 2 days. Very nice place!

[bqkmg]

Beautiful historical old downtown Silver city nm

[wyattplaz]

I was born in Silver City and now live in Chandler, Arizona. Much like Bisbee, these towns have found life after mining. A great video visit!

[dennishough]

Really enjoying the New Mexico content.👍
Thank you,

[CorgiDaddy]

I rode my motorcycle to Silver City in June and took Route 666 "Devils Highway". Stayed overnight at The Murray Hotel on Broadway. I really enjoyed the town and it's people. Will return in the Fall. Always look forward to your new content. THANK YOU!

[jeff]

Thanks for featuring Silver City, New Mexico, just over the border from Arizona! More highlights of this area: Western New Mexico University campus and museum, dozens of tourist-friendly art museums, Gila Cliff Dwellings National monument, Trail of the Mountain Spirits scenic byway, miles of hiking and biking in the Gila National Forest north of town (lots of waterfalls in summer), annual Blues festival, Tour of the Gila bike race every May, several RV parks and hotels for overnight stays.

[joecarter]

My father son of Theo W Carter was born in1902 in Silver City. T W Carter's uncle Joseph built the Carter House which still stands today. Thanks for showing the video. J Carter

[johntalbot]

Thanks for going there. My sister moved there this month, so now I see why. Yes, keep showing similar sites in southwest.

[oreo]

Looks like a beautiful little town. I would love to visit there. Always look forward to your next videos.

[OkBox]

thank you for visit new mexico come again some time

[martensdcm]

I will be heading there in a week for a 4-day vacay with my sister, and we are really excited.