Teacher, writer, and traveler, Trinity lives in a small town and enjoys gardening, cooking, and exploring all things bizarre. Catch her at local ruins exploring haunted histories, in quaint towns with creatives, or at the farmers markets hunting for unique ingredients. Wherever you catch her, be sure to say hi; she’ll want to hear your story, too.
Trinity Murchie
Latest from Trinity Murchie
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Your guide to Earthships: What they are & where to build one in NM
Born in Taos from experimental architecture built from recycled materials in the 70s, Earthships have since evolved into a sustainable housing alternative.
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Fall 2026 guide to leaf-peeping in New Mexico
New Mexico may be famous for desert landscapes, but there are still plenty of trees with autumnal leaves. Here are 10 places to go leaf-peeping in New Mexico.
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Your guide to the 2026 National Championship Air Races in Roswell
For 59 years, the National Championship Air Races called Reno home. Now, Roswell is welcoming the event for a second year—here’s why it moved and what to expect.
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13 things to do in Santa Fe that are off the beaten path
New Mexico’s capital is known for art, heritage, culture, and crowds. Escape the typical tourist trail with these 13 unique things to do in Santa Fe.
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Your guide to the Bottomless Lakes, where the legends go as deep as the water
At New Mexico’s Bottomless Lakes State Park, desert lakes go hand in hand with outdoor adventure and longstanding lore.
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10 perfect spots for dispersed camping in New Mexico
New Mexico is the perfect place to pursue dispersed camping, also called boondocking. Here are 10 places to try it for yourself.
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Fourth of July traditions in Roswell that celebrate its wacky history
Costume contests, Ufology, parades, drone shows, fireworks, and the UFO takeover are among the wacky traditions of Fourth of July, Roswell-style.
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11 showstopping summer festivals in New Mexico
Summer festivals in New Mexico are unlike any other. Here are 11 standout summer festivals to celebrate the enchanting state.
