Cowboys, Outlaws And The Wild West

Mosey along with 1800’s cowboy Jedadiah Douglas as he takes you on a rip-roaring exploration of Santa Fe’s Old West characters and history. Walk along the route of the Santa Fe Trail and imagine traveling its grueling 1,200 miles. See where Billy the Kid sat in jail after being apprehended by Sheriff Pat Garrett. Learn about daily life at Fort Marcy, the American Southwest’s first U.S. Army post. Find out why the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad actually bypassed Santa Fe. Experience all this and more from the firsthand accounts of your time traveler guide.

Coming November 2024.

Email [email protected] for more information and to reserve a date for November.

Tours start beside the entrance to the New Mexico History Museum, 113 Lincoln Avenue, one-half block north of the Santa Fe Plaza.

Fees are $30 for adults 18 and older, $20 for children 8 to 17, and no charge for children under 8. Special scavenger hunt experience add-on available for all ages.

Freight wagons on San Francisco street