Off the beaten path and perched at the gateway to the Gila Wilderness, Silver City is an eclectic creative hub, chock full of adventure seekers, artists and downright friendly folks!
Panoramic Grant County has spectacular scenery and some of the cleanest air on the planet.
The picturesque setting of Silver City, straddling the Gila River and sprawling up hillsides and canyons, offers many memorable vistas for artists and photographers.
Historic Victorian architecture is well-preserved and charming.
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Silco Theater
Southwest Region: Silver City
Constructed 1923. The 500-seat Liberty Theater in downtown Silver City in the the southwestern corner of New Mexico, first opened in 1923 and was re-named the Silco Theater in 1926. The new name of the theater was inspired by the local silver and copper mining industry. By the 1960s, the Read more…
Silver City Historic District
Southwest Region: Silver City
Constructed 1900. The Silver City Historic District (SCHD) contains the core commercial downtown, the earliest and finest residences of prominent settlers, and important public buildings such as the Grant County Courthouse, which was the town’s first National Register district listing in 1978 (#375377). The Big Ditch or San Vicente Arroyo Read more…
Trail of the Mountain Spirits National Scenic Byway
Southwest Region: Silver City
“The 93-mile Trail of the Mountain Spirits winds around the southwest corner of New Mexico, back and forth across the forested Continental Divide, through the country’s first national wilderness area, the Gila, and past ancient cliff dwellings. Long known locally as The Inner Loop, especially among bicycle race fans, the Read more…