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America’s most unique Airbnbs: From a secluded lighthouse on an Alaskan island to a sprawling 3,000-sq-ft home inside a cave in Arizona and a secret bunker buried 186ft-deep in a missile silo in New Mexico

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America’s most unique Airbnbs: From a secluded lighthouse on an Alaskan island to a sprawling 3,000-sq-ft home inside a cave in Arizona and a secret bunker buried 186ft-deep in a missile silo in New Mexico


Airbnb changed the vacation game when they emerged 15 years ago and now ambitious hosts are getting creative with their properties to appeal to holiday-makers seeking unique experiences.

From a secluded lighthouse on an Alaskan island, to a sprawling 3,000-sq-ft home inside a cave in Arizona and a 186ft-deep missile silo in New Mexico, home owners are pushing the boundaries to get listed as ‘super hosts’.

The website even has specific categories for ‘earth homes’ – hobbit-style properties – windmills, shepherd’s huts, caves, barns and towers, to cater to the specific demands of tourists.

Here DailyMail.com takes a look at some of the most bizarre and magnificent homes across the States. 

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Alaska

For $900 a night, you can stay in The Lighthouse, an Airbnb in Alaska that sleeps up to six people and offers 1.5 bathrooms.

The Lighthouse was constructed in 1983 by a local veterinarian called Burgess Bauder – who spent 18 months doing the heavy lifting to build the property by himself.

It sits on the high point of a one-acre private island in Sitka. 

The main level has a full kitchen, living room, dining room and a full deck that wraps around the entire property while the bedrooms sit on the second and third floor. 

‘It’s an idyllic place to relax, read, do a little yoga or just cast your eyes out for whales and other wildlife,’ the Airbnb page reads. 

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For $900 a night, you can stay in The Lighthouse, an Airbnb in Alaska that sleeps up to six people and offers 1.5 bathrooms

The Lighthouse was first built in 1983 by a local veterinarian called Burgess Bauder - who spent 18 months doing the heavy lifting to build property by himself

The Lighthouse was first built in 1983 by a local veterinarian called Burgess Bauder – who spent 18 months doing the heavy lifting to build property by himself

It sits on the high point of a one-acre private island in Sitka

It sits on the high point of a one-acre private island in Sitka 

'It’s an idyllic place to relax, read, do a little yoga or just cast your eyes out for whales and other wildlife,' the Airbnb page reads

‘It’s an idyllic place to relax, read, do a little yoga or just cast your eyes out for whales and other wildlife,’ the Airbnb page reads

The main level has a full kitchen, living room, dining room and a full deck that wraps around the entire property while the bedrooms sit on the second and third floor

The main level has a full kitchen, living room, dining room and a full deck that wraps around the entire property while the bedrooms sit on the second and third floor

Arizona 

Arizona’s Canyon Cavehouse is a wildly unique property that is literally a cave settled in the Mule Mountains of Brisbee. 

The $1,620-a-night experience includes the entire cave house, a stunning patio, pool areas and plenty of hiking paths surrounding it.

There is one catch – because of its cave location, there is no cell phone service or WiFi inside the house. 

Sitting at an altitude of 5,300ft, the 3,000-sq-ft home was built in 1985 and took 15 years to construct because of its remote and inaccessible location. 

While the Airbnb only has three customer reviews, they’re all glowing with five stars in every category. ‘Amazing cave house, gorgeously constructed and simply breathtaking piece of history,’ a guest shared. 

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Arizona 's Canyon Cavehouse is a wildly unique property that is literally a cave settled in the Mule Mountains of Brisbee

Arizona ‘s Canyon Cavehouse is a wildly unique property that is literally a cave settled in the Mule Mountains of Brisbee

The $1,620-a-night experience includes the entire cave house, a stunning patio, pool areas and plenty of hiking paths surrounding it

The $1,620-a-night experience includes the entire cave house, a stunning patio, pool areas and plenty of hiking paths surrounding it 

There is one catch - because of its cave location, there is no cell phone service or WiFi inside the house

There is one catch – because of its cave location, there is no cell phone service or WiFi inside the house

Sitting at an altitude of 5,300ft, the 3,000-sq-ft home was built in 1985

The property took 15 years to construct due its unique location

Sitting at an altitude of 5,300ft, the 3,000-sq-ft home was built in 1985 and took 15 years to construct because of its remote and inaccessible location 

While the Airbnb only has three customer reviews, they're all glowing with five stars in every category. 'Amazing cave house, gorgeously constructed and simply breathtaking piece of history,' a guest shared

While the Airbnb only has three customer reviews, they’re all glowing with five stars in every category. ‘Amazing cave house, gorgeously constructed and simply breathtaking piece of history,’ a guest shared

California

The Pinecone Treehouse in Santa Cruz, California, is a breathtaking property majestically propped amongst the redwood forests of Bonny Doon. 

Described as ‘a space created to tap into your higher self, a space to rediscover your inner calm,’ the treehouse costs $650-a-night, plus $206 in fees, and can sleep two guests.

The shiny golden structure is perched 35ft in the air with only a narrow wooden ladder leading up to the single-room ‘house’.

Guests of the Pinecone raved about their stay, describing it as ‘special,’ ‘unique’ and an ‘unbelievable experience’ – which is why the Airbnb earned a score of 4.87 from its 230 reviewers. 

The only catch of this beautiful experience is the lack of bathroom. Guests are required to make a short expedition across a catwalk bridge where there is running water, but no plumbed toilet. 

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The Pinecone Treehouse in Santa Cruz, California, is a breathtaking property majestically propped amongst the redwood forests of Bonny Doon

The Pinecone Treehouse in Santa Cruz, California, is a breathtaking property majestically propped amongst the redwood forests of Bonny Doon

Described as 'a space created to tap into your higher self, a space to rediscover your inner calm,' the treehouse costs $614 a night and can sleep two guests

Described as ‘a space created to tap into your higher self, a space to rediscover your inner calm,’ the treehouse costs $614 a night and can sleep two guests

Guests of the Pinecone raved about their stay, describing it as 'special,' 'unique' and an 'unbelievable experience' - which is why the Airbnb earned a score of 4.87 from its 230 reviewers

Guests of the Pinecone raved about their stay, describing it as ‘special,’ ‘unique’ and an ‘unbelievable experience’ – which is why the Airbnb earned a score of 4.87 from its 230 reviewers

The shiny golden structure is perched 35 feet in the air with only a narrow wooden ladder leading up to the single-room 'house'

The shiny golden structure is perched 35 feet in the air with only a narrow wooden ladder leading up to the single-room ‘house’

The only catch of this beautiful experience is the lack of bathroom. Guests are required to make a short expedition across a catwalk bridge

The only catch of this beautiful experience is the lack of bathroom. Guests are required to make a short expedition across a catwalk bridge

The bathroom features running water but there is no plumbed toilet

The bathroom features running water but there is no plumbed toilet  

Colorado

Colorado’s Pink Church Airbnb is located in the historic district of Leadville, nestled between Aspen and Breckenridge.

The 1888 pink church houses up to seven guests and charges $449 a night.

It features three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a fully stocked kitchen and offers guests a prime location that is walkable to everything in town.

The unique property even includes its own Tesla charger and a ‘luxury’ Aspen-style gas fireplace.

Though the Airbnb has only been reviewed by three guests, the reviews were glowing – with one visitor calling it ‘one of the coolest Vacation Rentals we have ever stayed in.’

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Colorado's Pink Church Airbnb is located in the historic district of Leadville - in between Aspen and Breckenridge

Colorado’s Pink Church Airbnb is located in the historic district of Leadville – in between Aspen and Breckenridge

The 1888 pink church houses up to seven guests and charges $449 a night

The 1888 pink church houses up to seven guests and charges $449 a night

It features a three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a fully stocked kitchen and offers guests a prime location that is walkable to everything in town

It features a three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a fully stocked kitchen and offers guests a prime location that is walkable to everything in town

The unique property even includes its own Tesla charger and a 'luxury' Aspen-style gas fireplace

The unique property even includes its own Tesla charger and a ‘luxury’ Aspen-style gas fireplace

Though the Airbnb has only been reviewed by three guests, the reviews were glowing

Though the Airbnb has only been reviewed by three guests, the reviews were glowing

One visitor called it 'one of the coolest Vacation Rentals we have ever stayed in'

One visitor called it ‘one of the coolest Vacation Rentals we have ever stayed in’

Florida

Florida’s unique Space Ship Airbnb is located in Lake Placid, Florida, and is a hit with guests, 171 of which have granted the rental 4.96 stars.

The dome-shaped property is full of fun alien references – with a special ‘galaxy arcade’ loft that is stocked with vintage gaming machines including Star Wars, Space Invaders, Terminator 2, Simpsons, Ms. Pac-Man, Tempest and Outrun Racing.

The house’s décor is entirely space-themed, with galaxy bed sheets, green and blue lighting throughout and even an alien shower curtain.

At $249 a night (plus an additional $200 in fees), this fun property can house up to 10 guests.

The hosts said that while the inside has endless entertainment opportunities, the outside of ‘Area 1609’ is peaceful and relaxing. 

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Florida's unique Space Ship Airbnb is located in Lake Placid, Florida, and is a hit with guests, 171 of which have granted the rental 4.96 stars

Florida’s unique Space Ship Airbnb is located in Lake Placid, Florida, and is a hit with guests, 171 of which have granted the rental 4.96 stars

The dome-shaped property is full of fun alien references - with a special 'galaxy arcade' loft that is stocked with vintage gaming machines including Star Wars, Space Invaders, Terminator 2, Simpsons, Ms. Pac-Man, Tempest and Outrun Racing

The dome-shaped property is full of fun alien references – with a special ‘galaxy arcade’ loft that is stocked with vintage gaming machines including Star Wars, Space Invaders, Terminator 2, Simpsons, Ms. Pac-Man, Tempest and Outrun Racing

The house's décor is entirely space-themed, with galaxy bed sheets, green and blue lighting throughout and even an alien shower curtain

The house’s décor is entirely space-themed, with galaxy bed sheets, green and blue lighting throughout and even an alien shower curtain

At $249 a night, this is a fun and reasonable property that can house up to 10 guests

At $249 a night, this is a fun and reasonable property that can house up to 10 guests

The hosts said that while the inside is fun and the entertainment opportunities are endless, the outside of 'Area 1609' is peaceful and relaxing

The hosts said that while the inside is fun and the entertainment opportunities are endless, the outside of ‘Area 1609’ is peaceful and relaxing

Georgia

The Glass Treehouse in Georgia is a stunning property showcasing fantastic architectural design in the state’s capital city of Atlanta.

At $250 a night, the one bedroom one bathroom home can sleep up to three guests and is conveniently close to downtown East Atlanta, Little Points and Grant Park Zoo.

Tons of natural light spills through the glass windows that spread from floor to ceiling and on the ground and roof of the house.

The astounding property is raised high up in the air and surrounded by mature hardwood trees.

The open plan home spans over two floors and is furnished with minimalist modern pieces.

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The Glass Treehouse in Georgia is a stunning property showcasing fantastic architectural design in the state's capital city of Atlanta

The Glass Treehouse in Georgia is a stunning property showcasing fantastic architectural design in the state’s capital city of Atlanta

At $250 a night, the one bedroom one bathroom home can sleep up to three guests and is conveniently close to downtown East Atlanta, Little Points and Grant Park Zoo

At $250 a night, the one bedroom one bathroom home can sleep up to three guests and is conveniently close to downtown East Atlanta, Little Points and Grant Park Zoo

Tons of natural light spills through the glass windows that spread from floor to ceiling and on the ground and roof of the house

Tons of natural light spills through the glass windows that spread from floor to ceiling and on the ground and roof of the house

The astounding property is raised high up in the air and surrounded by mature hardwood trees

The astounding property is raised high up in the air and surrounded by mature hardwood trees

The open plan home spans over two floors and is furnished with minimalist modern pieces

The open plan home spans over two floors and is furnished with minimalist modern pieces

Idaho

The Big Idaho Potato Hotel in the Rocky Mountains state offers guests a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stay in a potato. 

For $123 a night, up to two visitors can spend their trip to Boise, Idaho nestled in a giant cozy potato.

Recycled from the Idaho Potato Commission’s Big Idaho Potato Tour, the six-ton potato traveled on the back of a semi to (48) states for seven years.

The bizarre property was designed by Kristie Wolfe, a former Big Idaho Potato Tour spokesperson, to allow for stylish private comfort and amenities such as power outlets for your electronic devices, a mini fridge, old records to play and a custom-built bed.

The Airbnb has brought in 801 reviews so far which have granted the fun Idaho experience 4.9 stars overall. 

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The Big Idaho Potato Hotel in the Rocky Mountains state offers guests a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stay in a potato

The Big Idaho Potato Hotel in the Rocky Mountains state offers guests a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stay in a potato

For $123 a night, up to two visitors can spend their trip to Boise, Idaho nestled in a giant cozy potato

For $123 a night, up to two visitors can spend their trip to Boise, Idaho nestled in a giant cozy potato

Recycled from the Idaho Potato Commission’s Big Idaho Potato Tour, the six-ton potato traveled on the back of a semi to (48) states for seven years

Recycled from the Idaho Potato Commission’s Big Idaho Potato Tour, the six-ton potato traveled on the back of a semi to (48) states for seven years

The bizarre property was designed by Kristie Wolfe, a former Big Idaho Potato Tour spokesperson

It includes stylish private comfort and amenities such as power outlets for your electronic devices, a mini fridge, old records to play and a custom-built bed

The bizarre property was designed by Kristie Wolfe, a former Big Idaho Potato Tour spokesperson, to allow for stylish private comfort and amenities such as power outlets for your electronic devices, a mini fridge, old records to play and a custom-built bed

Missouri

The Silo in Bonne Terre, Missouri, offers guests of the Southeast city the very exclusive opportunity to stay in a silo. 

Originally used to store agricultural materials, this tower has now been converted into a lakeside experience for up to five guests to enjoy.

The $204-a-night stay is described by hosts as ‘boho, industrial, farmhouse and luxury.’

The adorable property has custom bricks, 100-year-old logs, a custom architectural ceiling and even a walk-in marble shower.

There is also a two-story deck above a pond, a hammock, two swings and a claw foot tub.  

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The Silo in Bonne Terre, Missouri, offers guests of the Southeast city the very exclusive opportunity to stay in a silo

The Silo in Bonne Terre, Missouri, offers guests of the Southeast city the very exclusive opportunity to stay in a silo

Originally used to store agricultural materials, this tower has now been converted into a lakeside experience for up to five guests to enjoy

Originally used to store agricultural materials, this tower has now been converted into a lakeside experience for up to five guests to enjoy

The $204-a-night stay is described by hosts as 'boho, industrial, farmhouse and luxury'

The $204-a-night stay is described by hosts as ‘boho, industrial, farmhouse and luxury’

The adorable property has custom bricks, 100-year-old logs, a custom architectural ceiling and even a walk-in marble shower

The adorable property has custom bricks, 100-year-old logs, a custom architectural ceiling and even a walk-in marble shower

There is also a two-story deck above a pond, a hammock, two swings and a claw foot tub

There is also a two-story deck above a pond, a hammock, two swings and a claw foot tub 

New Mexico

The Bunker in New Mexico is a bizarre underground property listed on Airbnb for $499 a night.

The missile base property is located in Roswell and offers guests a private apartment and a utility tunnel that leads to the Missile Silo which is more than 180ft deep.

Major construction works have transformed the former weapons system into an incredible underground home which offers a one-of-a-kind experience. 

Guests’ stay includes an amazing tour, providing insight into the fascinating history of the property.

Over 350 guests have reviewed the Airbnb – giving it an extremely impressive score of 4.99 stars.  

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The Bunker in New Mexico is a bizarre underground property listed on Airbnb for $499 a night

The Bunker in New Mexico is a bizarre underground property listed on Airbnb for $499 a night

The missile base property is located in Roswell and offers guests a private apartment and utility tunnel that leads to the Missile Silo which is nearly 186 feet deep

The missile base property is located in Roswell and offers guests a private apartment and utility tunnel that leads to the Missile Silo which is nearly 186 feet deep

Major construction works have transformed the former weapons system into an incredible underground home which offers a one-of-a-kind experience

Major construction works have transformed the former weapons system into an incredible underground home which offers a one-of-a-kind experience 

Guests' stay includes an amazing tour, providing insight into the fascinating history of the property

Guests’ stay includes an amazing tour, providing insight into the fascinating history of the property

Over 350 guests have reviewed the Airbnb - giving it an extremely impressive score of 4.99 stars

Over 350 guests have reviewed the Airbnb – giving it an extremely impressive score of 4.99 stars

New York

The Highlands Castle in Bolton, New York, is a breathtaking mansion poised on a ‘graceful mountaintop’ overlooking Lake George. 

At a whopping $1,790 a night, the stunning castle sleeps up to eight people, with two more castles on the property sleeping six and seven other guests. The fees for this property add up to an additional $1,070.

The castle features a Great Hall – which is the property’s ‘grandest’ room, featuring 25ft-high ceilings and 21 windows overlooking Lake George and the Adirondack Mountains.

Other rooms that the astounding property has to offer include a library, music room and outdoor terraces with spectacular views. 

With five reviews so far, the property has earned 4.8 stars from its guests.  

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The Highlands Castle in Bolton, New York, is a breathtaking mansion poised on a 'graceful mountaintop' overlooking Lake George

The Highlands Castle in Bolton, New York, is a breathtaking mansion poised on a ‘graceful mountaintop’ overlooking Lake George

At a whopping $1,790 a night, the stunning castle sleeps up to eight people, with two more castles on the property sleeping six and seven other guests

At a whopping $1,790 a night, the stunning castle sleeps up to eight people, with two more castles on the property sleeping six and seven other guests

The castle features a Great Hall - which is the property's 'grandest' room, featuring 25-feet-high ceilings and 21 windows overlooking Lake George and the Adirondack Mountains

The castle features a Great Hall – which is the property’s ‘grandest’ room, featuring 25-feet-high ceilings and 21 windows overlooking Lake George and the Adirondack Mountains

Other rooms that the astounding property has to offer include a library, music room and outdoor terraces with spectacular views

Other rooms that the astounding property has to offer include a library, music room and outdoor terraces with spectacular views

With five reviews so far, the property has earned 4.8 stars from its guests

With five reviews so far, the property has earned 4.8 stars from its guests

Oregon

The Tower in Oregon provides its guests with a wholesome nook nestled 40 feet in the air.

The property, which is located in Tiller, is known as Summit Prairie and is currently closed for the season, but usually costs $250 a night.

Surrounded by the Umpqua National Forest, the private and stunning tower grants guests with true peace and relaxation.

Although simple from the outside, the interior décor is charming and homely with plenty of wood and cozy places to sit and enjoy the panoramic views.

‘Kick back and relax, read a book, play a game (or three)… write in a journal, meditate… daydream in the hammocks down the hill… soak your cares away and relax in a secluded wood-fired, spring-fed hot tub… Even dance under the moon or sing to the stars,’ the website says.  

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The Tower in Oregon provides its guests with a wholesome nook nestled 40 feet in the air

The Tower in Oregon provides its guests with a wholesome nook nestled 40 feet in the air

The property, which is located in Tiller, is known as Summit Prairie and is currently closed for the season, but usually costs $250

The property, which is located in Tiller, is known as Summit Prairie and is currently closed for the season, but usually costs $250

Although simple from the outside, the interior décor of the property is charming and homely with plenty of wood and cozy places to sit and enjoy the panoramic views

Although simple from the outside, the interior décor of the property is charming and homely with plenty of wood and cozy places to sit and enjoy the panoramic views

Surrounded by the Umpqua National Forest, the private and stunning tower grants guests with true peace and relaxation

Surrounded by the Umpqua National Forest, the private and stunning tower grants guests with true peace and relaxation

'Kick back and relax, read a book, play a game (or three)… write in a journal, meditate… daydream in the hammocks down the hill… soak your cares away and relax in a secluded wood-fired, spring-fed hot tub… Even dance under the moon or sing to the stars,' the website says

‘Kick back and relax, read a book, play a game (or three)… write in a journal, meditate… daydream in the hammocks down the hill… soak your cares away and relax in a secluded wood-fired, spring-fed hot tub… Even dance under the moon or sing to the stars,’ the website says

Pennsylvania 

A Converted School Bus in Pennsylvania might not be everyone’s idea of a dream vacation destination, but over 226 guests have given this unique property an overall score of 4.83 stars.

The classic yellow school bus, which is set up in Pennsylvania’s Amish Country in Lancaster County, costs just $77 a night.

On the outside, it appears as just a school bus, but the inside is fully decked out with couches, a kitchen and a tiny bedroom.

Although the showers only have cold water, the property does feature a composting toilet.

Guests can enjoy the three dogs that run loose on the property as well as chickens and even two ponies.  

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A Converted School Bus in Pennsylvania might not be everyone's idea of a dream vacation destination, but over 226 guests have given this unique property an overall score of 4.83 stars

A Converted School Bus in Pennsylvania might not be everyone’s idea of a dream vacation destination, but over 226 guests have given this unique property an overall score of 4.83 stars

The classic yellow school bus, which is set up in Pennsylvania's Amish Country in Lancaster County, costs just $77 a night

The classic yellow school bus, which is set up in Pennsylvania’s Amish Country in Lancaster County, costs just $77 a night

On the outside, it appears as just a school bus, but the inside is fully decked out with couches, a kitchen and a tiny bedroom

On the outside, it appears as just a school bus, but the inside is fully decked out with couches, a kitchen and a tiny bedroom

Although the showers only have cold water, the property does feature a composting toilet. Guests can enjoy the three dogs that run loose on the property as well as chickens and even two ponies

Although the showers only have cold water, the property does feature a composting toilet. Guests can enjoy the three dogs that run loose on the property as well as chickens and even two ponies

Tennessee

A haunted castle in Knoxville, Tennessee, offers guests a very unique and spooky vacation experience. 

The Williamswood Castle, which is close to downtown Knoxville, costs $379 per night. 

‘Step back in time and become royalty by staying at Knoxville’s most unique estate – your very own castle only ten minutes from downtown,’ the website advertises. ‘Surrounded by 300 acres of Ijams Nature Center. Secret passage, towers, swords, armor, and magic abound!’

The house is decked out with dozens of pieces of antique furniture and even features its very own pub.

A haunted castle in Knoxville, Tennessee, offers guests a very unique and spooky vacation experience

A haunted castle in Knoxville, Tennessee, offers guests a very unique and spooky vacation experience 

The Williamswood Castle, which is close to downtown Knoxville, costs $379 per night

The Williamswood Castle, which is close to downtown Knoxville, costs $379 per night

'Step back in time and become royalty by staying at Knoxville's most unique estate - your very own castle only ten minutes from downtown,' the website advertises

‘Step back in time and become royalty by staying at Knoxville’s most unique estate – your very own castle only ten minutes from downtown,’ the website advertises

'Surrounded by 300 acres of Ijams Nature Center. Secret passage, towers, swords, armor, and magic abound!'

‘Surrounded by 300 acres of Ijams Nature Center. Secret passage, towers, swords, armor, and magic abound!’

The house is decked out with dozens of pieces of antique furniture and even features its very own pub

The house is decked out with dozens of pieces of antique furniture and even features its very own pub

Texas

The Nest is a one-of-a-kind rental property in Glen Rose, Texas.

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The Airbnb is a human-sized bird’s nest, surrounded by wooden twigs and sparkling lights. 

The cozy nook, described as ‘a hybrid cabin with features of both a treehouse and a bohemian bungalow,’  sleeps just two guests and costs $308 a night.

‘From the cover of nearby cedar and hardwoods, you are guaranteed a concert from our local birds and maybe even a gobble from the wild turkeys,’ the website says.

The property is a ‘guest favorite’ on Airbnb and has gained average reviews of 4.97 stars from 295 visitors.

The Nest is a one-of-a-kind rental property in Glen Rose, Texas

The Nest is a one-of-a-kind rental property in Glen Rose, Texas

The Airbnb is a human-sized bird's nest, surrounded by wooden twigs and sparkling lights

The Airbnb is a human-sized bird’s nest, surrounded by wooden twigs and sparkling lights

The cozy nook, described as 'a hybrid cabin with features of both a treehouse and a bohemian bungalow,' sleeps just two guests and costs $308 a night

The cozy nook, described as ‘a hybrid cabin with features of both a treehouse and a bohemian bungalow,’ sleeps just two guests and costs $308 a night

'From the cover of nearby cedar and hardwoods, you are guaranteed a concert from our local birds and maybe even a gobble from the wild turkeys,' the website says

‘From the cover of nearby cedar and hardwoods, you are guaranteed a concert from our local birds and maybe even a gobble from the wild turkeys,’ the website says

The property is a 'guest favorite' on Airbnb and has gained average reviews of 4.97 stars from 295 visitors

The property is a ‘guest favorite’ on Airbnb and has gained average reviews of 4.97 stars from 295 visitors 

Utah

Utah’s Bedrock Homestead is an off-the-grid, sustainable Airbnb property lodged in an actual cave.

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The unique cave property is created from the surrounding landscape of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

The secluded home is so private that the visitors even need four-wheel-drive vehicle to access it because of the dirt roads and one-mile-long driveway.

At $279 a night, the property sleeps up to six guests.

‘Enjoy your own private entrance, as well as balcony and BBQ. You’ll have a coffee maker and grinder, tea, hot water kettle, microwave, and paper goods,’ the Airbnb page advertises. 

Utah's Bedrock Homestead is an off-the-grid, sustainable Airbnb property lodged in an actual cave

Utah’s Bedrock Homestead is an off-the-grid, sustainable Airbnb property lodged in an actual cave

The unique cave property is created from the surrounding landscape of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

The unique cave property is created from the surrounding landscape of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

The secluded home is so private that the visitors even need four-wheel-drive to access it because of the dirt roads and one-mile-long driveway

The secluded home is so private that the visitors even need four-wheel-drive to access it because of the dirt roads and one-mile-long driveway

At $279 a night, the property sleeps up to six guests

At $279 a night, the property sleeps up to six guests

'Enjoy your own private entrance, as well as balcony and BBQ. You’ll have a coffee maker and grinder, tea, hot water kettle, microwave, and paper goods,' the Airbnb page advertises

‘Enjoy your own private entrance, as well as balcony and BBQ. You’ll have a coffee maker and grinder, tea, hot water kettle, microwave, and paper goods,’ the Airbnb page advertises

Vermont

Honey Pond Farm Estate is a fairytale property in Middletown Springs, Vermont, that sprawls over a whopping 575-acre private plot of land.

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One night at Honey Pond will cost you a staggering $4,143, but the mansion-estate does sleep up to 15 guests.

The ‘recreational retreat’ Airbnb offers golf, tennis, bocce, paddle boats, kayaking, fishing, a full gym and over 10 miles of hiking trails which lead up to a mountaintop with spectacular views. 

‘The centerpiece of this ultimate playground is the USGA-rated private golf course comprised of 3 greens, multiple fairways and 26 tees,’ the Airbnb page boasts. 

There is even a wine cellar, game room, a wood burning pizza oven and eight golf carts to drive around the vast estate.  

Honey Pond Farm Estate is a fairytale property in Middletown Springs, Vermont, that sprawls over a whopping 575-acre private plot of land

Honey Pond Farm Estate is a fairytale property in Middletown Springs, Vermont, that sprawls over a whopping 575-acre private plot of land

One night at Honey Pond will cost you a staggering $4,143, but the mansion-estate does sleep up to 15 guests

One night at Honey Pond will cost you a staggering $4,143, but the mansion-estate does sleep up to 15 guests

The 'recreational retreat' Airbnb offers golf, tennis, bocce, paddle boats, kayaking, fishing and a full gym

The ‘recreational retreat’ Airbnb offers golf, tennis, bocce, paddle boats, kayaking, fishing and a full gym

There is also over 10 miles of hiking trails which lead up to a mountaintop with spectacular views

There is also over 10 miles of hiking trails which lead up to a mountaintop with spectacular views

There is even a wine cellar, game room, a wood burning pizza oven and eight golf carts to drive around the vast estate

There is even a wine cellar, game room, a wood burning pizza oven and eight golf carts to drive around the vast estate

'The centerpiece of this ultimate playground is the USGA-rated private golf course comprised of 3 greens, multiple fairways & 26 tees,' the Airbnb page boasts

‘The centerpiece of this ultimate playground is the USGA-rated private golf course comprised of 3 greens, multiple fairways & 26 tees,’ the Airbnb page boasts

Virginia

Apple Ridge Farm Caboose Bed & Breakfast is a renovated train perched on Copper Hill, Virginia. 

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‘Go back in time in this lovingly remodeled Norfolk & Western Caboose Car complete with a queen size bed, sleeper sofa, table for two, and bathroom,’ the Airbnb page says.

This unique B&B experience provides a complimentary breakfast, mountain beauty, over four miles of hiking trails, as well as many other outdoor areas to be enjoyed by guests. 

All proceeds brought in from the $175-a-night Airbnb are donated to support Apple Ridge Farm, a non-profit with a mission of Helpings Kids Grow. 

The quaint and wholesome ‘home’ is a hit with guests, earning a 4.93 star rating from more than 100 visitors. 

Apple Ridge Farm Caboose Bed & Breakfast is a renovated train perching in Copper Hill, Virginia

Apple Ridge Farm Caboose Bed & Breakfast is a renovated train perching in Copper Hill, Virginia

'Go back in time in this lovingly remodeled Norfolk & Western Caboose Car complete with a queen size bed, sleeper sofa, table for two, and bathroom,' the Airbnb page says

‘Go back in time in this lovingly remodeled Norfolk & Western Caboose Car complete with a queen size bed, sleeper sofa, table for two, and bathroom,’ the Airbnb page says

This unique B&B experience provides a complimentary breakfast, mountain beauty, over four miles of hiking trails, as well as many other outdoor areas to be enjoyed by guests

This unique B&B experience provides a complimentary breakfast, mountain beauty, over four miles of hiking trails, as well as many other outdoor areas to be enjoyed by guests

All proceeds brought in from the $175-a-night Airbnb are donated to support Apple Ridge Farm, a non-profit with a mission of Helpings Kids Grow

All proceeds brought in from the $175-a-night Airbnb are donated to support Apple Ridge Farm, a non-profit with a mission of Helpings Kids Grow 

The quaint and wholesome 'home' is a hit with guests, earning a 4.93 star review from over 100 visitors

The quaint and wholesome ‘home’ is a hit with guests, earning a 4.93 star review from over 100 visitors



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Sandia Ranger District Prepares for Prescribed Fire Piles Next Week

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Favorable weather conditions in place for hazardous fuels reduction work

ALBUQUERQUE, NM – December 5, 2025 – The Cibola National Forest & National Grasslands (NF & NGs) is planning prescribed fire pile burn operations on the Sandia Ranger District as early as Tuesday, December 9 pending all required approvals. We estimate this work to continue throughout the month of December as weather conditions allow.

Fire managers are taking advantage of recent precipitation, snow covered ground, cooler temperatures, and relative humidity recoveries that create suitable conditions for burning piled slash and woody debris from earlier forest restoration work. We use prescribed fires to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.

Sandia Ranger District Prescribed Fire planned for:

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  • Cedro Unit Prescribed Pile Burn: 15 acres of piles within the Cedro unit in the Sandia Piles Rx plan. The pile burn area is in the Manzanita Mountains. Cedro is located south FSR 462, east of NM-337. Smoke may be visible from Albuquerque, Tijeras, Edgewood and Moriarty, NM. Map attached.
  • Sulphur Unit Prescribed Pile Burn: 18 acres of piles within the Sulphur unit in the Sandia Piles Rx plan. The pile burn area is in the Sandia east mountains, north of I-40, west of NM-14 and south of NM-536. Smoke may be visible in the surrounding areas of Albuquerque, Tijeras, Edgewood and Moriarty, NM. Map attached.

This area may be closed to the public for several days during burn operations for public safety. Watch for warning signs along roads near all prescribed fire areas before and during burns.

Residents may experience smoke during the prescribed burn. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow online or download the app. Smoke is expected to lift during the day, however, cooler overnight temperatures may cause smoke to settle into low-lying areas surrounding the burn location. When driving, slow down and turn on your headlights when you encounter smoke on the road.

We will evaluate weather conditions in the hours before a burn begins. If conditions warrant, scheduled prescribed fire activities may be canceled.

Stay informed about scheduled prescribed fires through InciWeb, New Mexico Fire Information and on the Cibola NF & NGs website, Cibola Facebook and Cibola X sites. We will notify county emergency management officials when burning begins.    

About the Forest Service: The USDA Forest Service has for more than 100 years brought people and communities together to answer the call of conservation. Grounded in world-class science and technology– and rooted in communities–the Forest Service connects people to nature and to each other. The Forest Service cares for shared natural resources in ways that promote lasting economic, ecological, and social vitality. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, provides assistance to state and private landowners, maintains the largest wildland fire and forestry research organizations in the world. The Forest Service also has either a direct or indirect role in stewardship of about 900 million forested acres within the U.S., of which over 130 million acres are urban forests where most Americans live.

Map for Cedro Unit Prescribed Pile Burn on the Sandia Ranger District of the Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands
Map for Sulphur Unit Prescribed Pile Burn on the Sandia Ranger District of the Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands
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What’s happening in New Mexico December 5-11? Twinkle Light Parade and more

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NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Check out community events around New Mexico from December 5 to 11.

Albuquerque

  • December 5 Hanging of the Greens – The University of New Mexico welcomes students, families, and alumni to campus at 5:30 p.m. Attendees can enjoy hot chocolate and biscochitos before joining Santa and Mrs. Claus, Lobo Louie and Lucy, and a team of elves for caroling across campus. The group will make its way to University House, where they will present UNM President Garnett Stokes with a holiday wreath. Visitors can take in the glow of luminarias lining sidewalks, courtyards, and historic buildings. Carolers will continue to Hodgin Hall Alumni Center for the President’s Posole Reception, held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The reception is free and open to the community.
  • December 5 Old Town Holiday Stroll – Celebrate tradition with family and enjoy some holiday shopping at local businesses. Join the City of Albuquerque for the kick-off of the holiday season and be entertained by local performers. Discover new stores, visit familiar staples, and continue the tradition in the beautifully illuminated heart of Albuquerque. This free event is from 5 to 9 p.m. in the Old Town Plaza.
  • December 5 A Winter Evening at Sandia Prep – Join Sandia Preparatory School for a cozy evening filled with festive fun, warm refreshments, and community connections. Enjoy a hot chocolate, listen to performances by student music groups, and shop for unique gifts from community vendors. Capture special moments with loved ones against beautiful seasonal backdrops, including a visit with Santa, Prep’s own Sugar Plum Fairy, and Frozen’s Olaf. Find the perfect read for friends, family, or yourself at the Scholastic Book Fair. This event is open to all families from any school and runs from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
  • December 5-6 Holiday Craft & Plant Fair – Get ready to deck the halls (and gardens) at the Albuquerque Garden Center’s annual Holiday Fair. This festive event will be held on December 5 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and December 6 (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.). Browse a wide selection of handcrafted gifts and festive décor from over 35 talented local artisans. Discover the perfect winter plants to bring life to any indoor space. Immerse in the holiday spirit with delicious treats and a joyful atmosphere. This is a free event, perfect for the whole family.
  • December 5-7 25/26 ACL Albuquerque Open – Get ready for another exciting American Cornhole League Open, bringing together both Pros and Amateurs in a competitive atmosphere. Players can compete in a variety of tournaments on Friday to kick off the weekend right. At the heart of the action are Doubles on Saturday and “Sunday Singles” for all skill levels. It’s a weekend full of nonstop competition, fun, and excitement. This event is open to the public, so come out and experience it first-hand. Over $25,000 is guaranteed in prizes and cash payouts. Visit iplaycornhole.com for a full schedule of events.
  • December 5-28 Winter Wonderland NM – Step into pure holiday magic at Winter Wonderland, back at EXPO NM and bigger than ever. This year, enjoy even more spectacular attractions, live actors, interactive lights, and holiday cheer for the entire family. Each ticket unlocks an unforgettable drive-thru experience plus access to the ever-expanding Walking Tour, now featuring two vibrant sections: Villa Hispana and Indian Village. For the full schedule and tickets, visit winterwonderlandnm.com/events.
  • December 5-30 River of Lights – Get into the holiday spirit and enjoy a stroll along the 1-mile path featuring over 700 one-of-a-kind hand-welded light displays, animated and 3D sculptures, and millions of twinkling lights at New Mexico’s largest and most beloved original walk-through holiday light show. This event takes place from 5 to 10 p.m. each day (closed on December 24 and 25) at the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden, with two low-sensory nights scheduled for December 1 and January 2. Tickets are $21 for general admission and $12 for youth 3-12. A schedule of value nights is available online.
  • December 5-31 Sawmill Winter Experience – This holiday season, Sawmill Market transforms into a magical, immersive holiday experience with twinkling lights, enchanting decor, and an atmosphere sure to surprise and delight. This wondrous festival of dining and seasonal refreshments will captivate the senses while a holiday-themed digital installation and mini moments of wonder enchant visitors of all ages. The free experience recurs daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  • December 6 Twinkle Light Parade – Get excited for the holiday season with another year of festive lights and community fun. This is a free, family-friendly holiday event that illuminates a mile-long stretch of Route 66 in Nob Hill. Entries in the parade are comprised of local businesses, community and school groups, and a variety of Albuquerque organizations, all dedicated to bringing the community together and shining bright for all to see. Central Ave. will close to traffic starting at 3 p.m., giving shoppers the freedom to get holiday shopping done at a variety of stores or eat at restaurants in Nob Hill. Plan to arrive early, shop, then grab a spot to view the Twinkle Light Parade as it will dazzle thousands of spectators. The parade is from 5:15 to 8:15 p.m.
  • December 6 Christmas at the Marketplace – Celebrate the holidays with family and friends at Christmas at Poulin Marketplace. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 8600 Pan American Fwy NE, enjoy a festive day filled with shopping, inspiration, and holiday cheer. Discover the newly expanded Marketplace and Design Center, featuring 20+ local artisans and unique Christmas gifts. Shop stunning décor—ornaments, candles, glassware, tableware, and more. Take photos with Santa, enjoy local eats, and sample hand-blended loose-leaf teas and handmade syrups. This event is free to attend.

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  • December 5 Bernalillo: Ceramic Luminaria Workshop – In this workshop, participants will create a handmade ceramic luminaria using slab techniques. On day one (December 5), participants will create the luminaria, then add designs by carving on the surface of the clay. Luminarias will be bisque-fired between sessions. On day two (December 12), participants will paint the luminarias using underglaze and glaze. Luminarias will be fired one final time and returned to participants to take home. The workshop is free, and all supplies are furnished. Participants must register to attend and must be at least 10, and those under 17 must bring an adult. Both sessions are from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Bernalillo Community Museum.
  • December 5 Taos: Lighting Ledoux – The Harwood Museum of Art and the Ledoux Street neighbors are kicking off the holiday season with the annual winter celebration, Lighting Ledoux. Enjoy bonfires and farolitos, performances along this historic street, free museum admission, holiday art-making, an artist market, and lots of festive cheer. This free, family-friendly event is from 4 to 7 p.m.
  • December 6 Santa Fe: Holiday Mercado: Navidad – Celebrate the season Southside-style at this free community event. Shop handmade gifts, art, and local products while supporting Santa Fe’s small businesses, food vendors, and creative entrepreneurs. Enjoy free holiday arts and crafts, photos with Santa, and creative activities for all ages. This event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
  • December 6 Farmington: Luminaria Display – Each year, San Juan College thanks the community for their support with a phenomenal display of luminarias on the campus grounds and buildings. A glimmering array of bags will shine from rooftops, along sidewalks, in courtyards, and select campus parking lots throughout the evening. The community can drive through the display. The driving route will open at 6 p.m.
  • December 6 Ruidoso Festival of Lights Parade – Ruidoso’s beloved Festival of Lights Parade brings friends and family together for an evening of twinkling lights and togetherness in the winter wonderland of Ruidoso. The Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Toys for Tots and encourages everyone to bring a new, unwrapped toy to the Parade of Lights. During the parade, Toys for Tots will have a float and will be collecting toys for donation. This year’s theme for the parade is Muppets Christmas. The parade is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Sudderth Drive.
  • December 6 Hillsboro: Christmas in the Foothills – This pre-Christmas celebration is held in Hillsboro annually. Much of the festivities happen at the Hillsboro Community Center, where highlights include the famous $49.99 Art Sale, raffles, food, and vendors selling handmade holiday wares. Meanwhile, downtown merchants and restaurants will deck their halls and welcome visitors. Each year, a poster is created by a local artist or artisan, and signed copies are available for sale. This free event is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • December 6 Carlsbad: Winter & Wine Festival – Shop local for holiday gifts, food, and entertainment. General admission guests can enjoy sipping, swirling, and shopping. Wine is provided by local New Mexico wineries. Ten tastings are included in the price of the ticket, along with a souvenir glass. No one under the age of 21 will be admitted, and a photo ID is required. This event is from noon to 6 p.m.
  • December 6-7 Monticello Holiday Store – All sorts of wonderful handmade holiday gifts are available for two weekends only. Numerous local artisans and farmers offer balsamic vinegar, harissa, essential oils, herbal products, jewelry, bread, jams, jellies, posole, wreaths, ornaments, knitwear, custom knives, sweet treats, ornaments, and many other items. This free event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days.
  • December 6-7 Silver City Holiday Artisan Market – The Silver City Holiday Artisan Market is held annually on the first weekend of December at the Grant County Veterans Memorial Business and Conference Center. This juried show features over 30 local artists and is open to the public at no charge. The event is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • December 6-7 Santa Fe: 2025 Winter Spanish Market – This beloved holiday tradition celebrates the enduring legacy of Spanish Colonial art in New Mexico. Whether discovering it for the first time or returning to a favorite seasonal event, this market offers a warm and festive showcase of traditional arts and culture. Featuring local and regional artists, the market includes handmade works across classic art forms such as tinwork, woodcarving, retablos, straw appliqué, and more—all rooted in centuries-old traditions. Enjoy live music, food, and holiday cheer in a family-friendly setting. This free event is at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center.

Albuquerque Notices

🔶AMAFCA tumbleweed snowman returns to Albuquerque for the holiday season — A friendly face has returned to Albuquerque on Wednesday. The Arroyo Flood Control Authority has set up its iconic tumbleweed snowman this morning along I-40.

🔶Bernalillo Co. purchases 84-unit affordable housing complex on 4th St. — Bernalillo County announced the purchase of an 84-unit affordable housing complex on Wednesday. “Poblana Place Apartments” is located at 2818 Fourth St. NW.

🔶Albuquerque providing free curbside green waste collection — The City of Albuquerque’s Solid Waste Management Department is offering free curbside green waste collection through Friday, December 12.

🔶Disney’s Descendants: The Musical at Cardboard Playhouse Theatre — The Cardboard Playhouse Theatre in Albuquerque is getting ready to bring a popular Disney Channel Original Movie to life. This month, they will be putting on a production of Disney’s Descendants: The Musical.

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🔶Albuquerque City Council approves more money to replace dying turf at city parks — Albuquerque City Council has approved more money to replace dying turf at city parks. The resolution sets aside $2 million in emergency funding to restore the turf.

🔶APD: Auto theft down 42% compared to last year — Car theft is taking a nosedive in Albuquerque. The Albuquerque Police Department said they’re seeing fewer cases, with the city potentially falling off a notorious top ten list.

🔶City of Albuquerque to host last in-person ‘Toys for Tots’ sign-up on Dec. 6 — Time is running out to register for the Toys for Tots program. Organizers say the sign-up period is coming to a close, with the final in-person session slated for Saturday, Dec. 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

🔶Keller Vs. White: Albuquerque Mayoral Runoff — Albuquerque’s mayoral runoff election is officially one week away, and early voting is December 1st through December 6th. In one of their final appearances before Election Day, Chris and Gabby host incumbent Mayor Tim Keller and former Bernalillo County Sheriff Darren White.

🔶List: Holiday light displays in Albuquerque for 2025 — It’s time for the holidays. If you’re looking for a way to celebrate, maybe start with one of Duke City’s light displays. From luminarias to Christmas trees, there are a variety of ways to partake in the festivities.

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🔶City of Albuquerque to host winter break activities for families — With December underway, the City of Albuquerque Department of Youth & Family Services plans to host multiple activities for kids and families during the winter break.

New Mexico Notices

🔶New Mexico Tech holding annual pet day for students — With finals around the corner, many students are feeling the pressure, but a unique program is giving students something to look forward to at New Mexico Tech. Tech’s pet day is put on by the student government and the Mental Health Committee to help students de-stress before finals.

🔶‘A little bit bigger, brighter’: New Mexico astronomy expert shares supermoon insight — If the moon looks a bit bigger, it’s not your imagination. The last supermoon of the year is making its appearance on Thursday evening.

🔶NMDGF finds above historic average amount of brown trout in some rivers — Biologists from the state’s department of game and fish found that brown trout are above historic averages in Cimarron and Red River. Last fall, biologists conducted a trout population survey.

🔶State continues push to train New Mexicans in high-paying jobs — New Mexico’s Jobs Training Incentive Program is looking to train more than 50 New Mexicans in high-paying jobs. Seven companies from across New Mexico will participate in the upcoming sessions.

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🔶New Mexico’s role in understanding dinosaur extinction timeline — The extinction of the dinosaurs may be ancient history, but that history continues to be rewritten, thanks in part to a professor at New Mexico State University. As Chad Brummett discovered for New Mexico Frontiers, our state could play a crucial role in better understanding the timeline that led to the disappearance of giants.

🔶Torrance County offering new way for residents to receive emergency notifications — Torrance County is offering a new way for residents to stay up to date with what’s happening. The county said it is using TextMyGov, which will allow residents to receive text messages for general, emergency, fire, and weather alerts.

🔶Celestial events New Mexico residents can look out for in 2026 — As 2025 comes to a close, you may be looking ahead to the new year. And if you’re into stargazing or anything celestial, there’s a myriad of dates to mark on your 2026 calendar as full moons, meteor showers, and more are expected to take to the New Mexico skies.

🔶Animal shelter in Taos reopens after summer closure — One of northern New Mexico’s few animal shelters is back in business months after shutting down because of financial and safety problems. Director of Stray Hearts Animal Shelter, Kristen Van Norman, said that reopening has been a long road since the middle of the year.

🔶U.S. Department of Justice sues New Mexico Secretary of State over disclosure of voter lists — The United States Department of Justice is suing New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver over state voter registration lists. The lawsuit claims that the USDOJ is allowed to receive the records at its request. They said that the DOJ was looking into whether New Mexico was in compliance with federal law. The lawsuit said that states are required to provide the list with voters’ names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, or partial Social Security numbers every two years. The lawsuit states that Toulouse Oliver refused to turn over those records.

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🔶Nearly 13% of New Mexicans could lose access to SNAP following new work requirements — The USDA has begun implementing new food stamp work requirements across all 50 states, putting tens of thousands of New Mexicans at risk of losing their SNAP benefits, but the state of New Mexico says, there are ways to avoid losing those benefits.



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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Dry air has moved in behind Thursday night’s storm, leading to clearer skies from west to east today.

Clouds will linger a bit longer in eastern New Mexico, with highs staying 5 to 15 degrees below normal, reaching the upper 30s and low 40s in the east.

Tonight, clearing skies will cause temperatures to drop sharply, with many valleys falling into the teens and single digits.

Gallup and Grants are expected to drop into the single digits, and Angel Fire may dip below zero.

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Fog is unlikely tonight and Friday morning, though a few pockets of low clouds or brief visibility issues are possible near Dulce, the Estancia Valley, and the Lower Pecos River Valley near Roswell.



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