Red River Business Directory | Visit Red River New Mexico

Every business in Red River, A to Z. This directory lists the town's restaurants, lodging, shops, outfitters, services, trades, and community organizations — each with its address, phone, email and website where the business publishes them, and its years in business where a source confirms them. Names link to the business's own website (or its Facebook page when that is its only web presence), and the web address is printed in each listing as well. Listings are verified against the current Red River Visitor Guide, the town directory, and each business's own site, and the directory is re-checked regularly.

Last updated: Friday, October 16, 2026

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4K River Ranch & Lodging: A 17-acre historic, year-round property on the river at the west end of town, combining roughly 82 RV sites with lodging — five apartments and five rustic cabins — plus a stocked trout pond. The company also offers in-town condos with hot tubs, so it works well for mixed groups of RVers and non-RVers traveling together. Location: 1501 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2293. Web: www.4kredriver.com.

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A&B Automotive: Independent auto repair shop at the south end of Bunker Hill Trail, run by Albert Fuller, an ASE-certified Master Technician. It handles general repair, brakes, tires and tire repair, batteries, windshield-chip and auto-glass work, and offers a 24-hour vehicle-unlock service. Location: 113 S Bunker Hill Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2433.
All Seasons Sports: A full-service ski shop founded in 1970, selling and renting high-performance skis, snowboards, and snowblades. It claims the largest selection of ski clothing, hats, gloves, shoes, and winter clothing in northern New Mexico, operates as a summer store in the warm months, and shares its West Main address with the Artistic Funk artisan shop. Location: 600 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2308. Web: allseasonsrrnm.com.
Alpine Lodge: A family-owned, Bavarian-style lodge dating to 1953, set on 4 acres of private riverfront at the base of the ski mountain. Its 22 distinct accommodations total 46 rooms, some with fireplaces and kitchenettes, all within walking distance of the Main Lift and Main Street. The lodge takes group and reunion reservations and has a hot tub and sauna on site. No pets. Location: 417 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2459. Web: alpinelodgeredriver.com.
Arrowhead Lodge: A lodge on Pioneer Road at the ski-area end of town whose specialty is ski-in/ski-out lodging — put your skis on at the door. The residential setting is quieter than Main Street, while the lifts, shops, and restaurants stay close at hand. Location: 405 Pioneer Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2256. Web: www.arrowheadlodge.com.
Artistic Funk: The studio-shop of a local Red River artisan specializing in "dirty pour" acrylic painting and resin work. Everything here is one of a kind — poured-art pieces and resin goods made locally, in the same building as All Seasons Sports. A good stop for a piece of Red River-made art that no one else will have. Location: 600 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-9422.
Aspen Lodge: One-bedroom suites with full kitchens on East High Street, some with fireplaces, plus laundry facilities on site. A quiet, residential-street option a short walk from Main Street, suited to couples and small families staying a few nights or a few weeks. Location: 208 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6114.
Auslander Lodge & Condominiums: A condo complex on Pioneer Road near the ski area, with kitchens and fireplaces in the units and a playground, gazebo, laundry service, and Wi-Fi on site. There is no pool and pets are not allowed — a practical, family-friendly base close to the lifts. Location: 303 Pioneer Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2311. Web: auslandercondominiums.biz.

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Bakery Bowkayes & Beyond: A small bakery operation known in town mainly through event vending rather than a walk-in shop. It sells baked goods at town events — the kind of local cottage bakery whose stall shows up wherever Red River gathers. Location: Red River, NM (no storefront address published). Phone: 575-779-1602.
Bear X-ing: A gift and souvenir shop built around chainsaw-carved wooden bears, moose, and other forest animals — the carved bears out front make it one of the most photographed storefronts on the east end of Main Street. Inside you'll also find cabin décor, New Mexico-made gifts, and jewelry. Location: 600 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-1739. Web: www.facebook.com/BearShopRedRiver.
Bearly Awake Coffee Co: An east-Main coffee house serving espresso drinks, frozen yogurt, fresh lemonade, smoothies, pastries, and breakfast items, with a small retail and local-art area. The "Adventures" half of the name is real: the business also promotes snowmobile tours and e-bike sales as an authorized QuietKat e-bike dealer, with connections to area ATV/UTV, horseback, and mountain-bike outings. Location: 604 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-252-3000. Web: bearlyawakecoffeeandadventures.com.
Bellamy's Ski Haus: A family-owned lodge on the east end of Main Street offering rooms and suites — the operation now trading at the former Mountain View Lodge address. A straightforward, friendly base for ski trips and summer stays, away from the center-of-town bustle but still on the trolley route. Location: 1301 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Web: www.bellamyshaus.com.
Best Western Rivers Edge: Red River's only national-brand hotel: a two-story, ski-in/ski-out motor inn on the river, an easy walk to Main Street shops and restaurants. Its 30 rooms and suites each have a private balcony or patio, and the property offers a complimentary hot breakfast, a riverside patio, and an outdoor hot tub. Pets are welcome for a small nightly fee. Location: 301 W River St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2388. Web: www.bestwestern.com/en_US/book/hotel-details.32098.html.
Bighorn Sports & Rentals (incl. New Mexico Adventure Company): Locally owned and operated since 2002. In winter it is a ski and snowboard shop with rental packages for adults and kids plus retail accessories such as goggles and helmets. In summer the same storefront becomes New Mexico Adventure Company, booking guided mountain tours to Greenie Peak, Goose Lake, and Cabresto Lake, plus UTV rentals, whitewater rafting, and horseback rides — one shop, two seasons. It also books Fagan's guided fly-fishing trips. Location: 220 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2721. Web: bighornsports.us.
The Bobcat: A long-running jewelry and Southwestern gift shop on East Main Street. It specializes in Native American jewelry, pottery, rugs, and art artifacts, plus carved animal fetishes. It also stocks canned goods and treats, making it part gallery, part old-fashioned trading post — a browser's shop where the cases reward a slow look. Location: 514 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6113.
Bobcat Pass Wilderness Adventures: A Bobcat Pass outfitter running guided UTV tours (two-hour, four-hour, and all-day) and unguided UTV rentals in the high country east of town, plus guided snowmobile tours in winter. Its site also lists ATV tours and rentals and a Cowboy Evening in season. Location: 1670 NM-38, Red River, NM 87558. Web: bobcatpass.com.
Bull O' the Woods Saloon: Red River's classic Western saloon on East Main Street — a full bar with pool, darts, and regular live music, named for the old mining-era term for a boss. It is one of the town's main nightlife anchors and a standard après-ski stop. Location: 401 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-224-2897. Web: www.bullothewoods.com.

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Calhoun Real Estate: A full-service, family-run brokerage on West Main Street handling homes, condos, land, and commercial property in Red River, led by qualifying broker Linda Calhoun (NM License #11011). It is one of the town's most active listing offices, marketing local market knowledge and vacation-rental investment analysis, with a three-generation family presence in the business. Location: 301 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2953. Web: calhounrealestate.com.
The Candy Crate: Home of Candy Mountain Fudge, a cream-and-butter fudge made here since 1990. The shop also stocks nostalgic, retro, and hard-to-find candies, fine chocolates, New Mexico coffee, specialty foods, glazed nuts, and ice cream, plus a selection of gifts and games. The town's classic candy-store stop. Location: 300 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2925. Web: www.candymountainfudge.com.
Capo's Corner: An Italian restaurant on Pioneer Road near the ski area, serving pizzas, pastas, and Italian-American staples in a casual family setting. A long-running dinner option a short walk from the lifts. Location: 110 Pioneer Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6297. Web: www.caposredriver.com.
Caribel Condominiums: Condos on the quieter west end of town, with fishing on the property and trails out the back door. One- and two-bedroom condos plus motel-style units sleeping up to six, with full kitchens — good for guests who want a calmer setting that is still in town. Location: 700 W Claimjumper Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2331. Web: caribelcondos.com.
Casali Real Estate: A solo-broker Enchanted Circle brokerage in the Lifts West building on West Main Street, selling Red River homes, condos, and land. Qualifying broker Lindsey Casali (NM License #20132) is a high-volume local listing agent with a resort and second-home specialization. Location: 201 W Main St, Unit 4, Red River, NM 87558 (mailing: PO Box 84, Red River, NM 87558). Phone: 575-205-4442. Phone: 575-770-6709. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.casali-realestate.com.
Claim Jumper A-Frame 6: A single pet-friendly A-frame cabin in the Claim Jumper development on Pioneer Road, managed by Red River Nightly Rentals and also listed on VRBO. A classic A-frame stay — cozy and woodsy, close to the ski area — booked through its own website or its rental listing. Location: 205 Pioneer Rd, Unit 6, Red River, NM 87558. Web: www.cjaframe6.com.
Claim Jumper Townhouses: A townhouse complex in the Claim Jumper area at the west end of town — a quiet, residential base a short drive from Main Street and the ski area. Suited to families and groups who want a neighborhood setting; rentals run through local vacation rental managers. Location: 510 W Claim Jumper St, Red River, NM 87558.
Climates: A clothing, footwear, and gift shop on East Main Street. It's known for Red River t-shirts and comfortable footwear brands including Chaco and Oofos, plus accessories such as Groove Life rings and belts. A practical stop for a warm layer, a pair of camp shoes, or a souvenir shirt before you leave the mountains. Location: 307 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-1756. Web: www.facebook.com/Climates-107798095914439.
Copper King Lodge: A true ski-in/ski-out lodge at the base of the Copper Chairlift, backing onto the river and Carson National Forest. Lodging ranges from studio efficiencies and motel units to one- to three-bedroom cabin-style units with full kitchens and fireplaces, plus the historic Elkhorn cabin and Elkhorn Hacienda for groups of up to eight. Guests share a hot tub overlooking the river and slopes, a fire pit, and grills. Location: 307 E River St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6210. Web: copperkinglodge.com.
Crazy Mountain Sports: An outdoor and sporting goods shop located in the Sitzmark Sports building on West Main Street. It carries Smith and Spy optics, The North Face, Patagonia, Volcom, and Burton apparel, Sorel and Khombu footwear, and souvenir t-shirts. Worth a browse alongside its neighbor for outerwear, optics, and a spare pair of winter boots. Location: 416 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (located in the Sitzmark Sports building). Phone: 575-754-6183. Web: www.facebook.com/crazymtnsports.

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Dairy Bar: A classic drive-in-style burger and ice-cream stand on East Main Street — burgers, fries, shakes, and soft serve in the old dairy-bar tradition. A summer staple for families and a quick, casual lunch stop. Location: 417 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-9969. Web: dairybaronline.com.
Deer Lodge: A family-owned lodge in a quiet spot just off Main Street, still an easy walk to the lifts and the river. Rooms run from standard motel rooms to three-bedroom suites, many with full kitchens. Pet-friendly, with a free shuttle to the ski area, a game area with foosball, shuffleboard and cornhole, and a picnic area with a grill. Veterans and extended-stay discounts make it a good fit for longer stays. Location: 100 N Gilt Edge Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2961. Web: deerlodgeredriver.com.
Der Markt Food Store: Red River's supermarket and only full grocery store, on West Main Street. This is the in-town stop for produce, meat, pantry staples, and everything you need for cabin cooking, with long daily hours (7 AM to 9 PM per current listings). If your rental has a kitchen, Der Markt is where the week's provisions come from — there is no other full grocery in town. Location: 307 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2974. Web: www.dermarktfoodstore.com.
Doug's Corner Golf Cart Rentals: A street-legal golf cart (LSV) rental operation on East Main Street — the Red River second location of a Whitesboro, Texas golf-car dealership — renting a fleet of roughly 30 low-speed vehicles by the day in season for getting around town. It occupies the former Knot Hole storefront. Location: 321 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-4444.

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Edelweiss Condominiums: Twenty-three individually owned two-bedroom condos arranged around a courtyard, established in 1966, each with a full kitchen and a fireplace with wood provided. The courtyard pool is heated to 92 degrees year-round, and there is a dry sauna, two gas fire pits, and six gas grills. Pet-free and smoke-free, with direct ATV and snowmobile access to the Greenie Peak trail system and ample trailer parking — a favorite with off-road groups. Location: 500 W High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2942. Web: www.edelweissusa.com.
Eisenhut Condominiums: The town's big-unit specialist: 26 two-story condos, all three- or four-bedroom, sleeping six to ten, built in 1970. Every condo has a fully stocked kitchen, a fireplace with firewood, and a balcony; the grounds add a pool heated to 92 degrees year-round, a hot tub, six courtyard gas grills, and a large game room. Two blocks from the Platinum Chairlift, with daily towel service, a free guest laundry, and on-site management — built for reunions and big ski groups. Location: 111 Mallette Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2326. Web: theeisenhut.com.
Elevations 8750 Shops: Named for Red River's 8,750-foot elevation, this gift and apparel shop on the west end of Main Street is described as the town's one-stop shop for resort needs. It carries gifts and souvenirs plus women's and resort clothing, and keeps long daily hours in season. (Also listed as "Elevation 8750.") Location: 201 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6180.
Elkhorn Rental Properties: A Red River vacation rental property company listed in the town Visitor Guide, based on South Copper King Trail near the ski area. Location: 201 S Copper King Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-8524.
Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe Area: Red River's Nordic ski and snowshoe area, founded in the winter of 1985–86 by John and Judy Miller and run by their family since — groomed cross-country trails, snowshoeing, and yurt stays in the high country above Bobcat Pass. CLOSED FOR THE 2026–27 SEASON: after the worst winter in the area's history, the owners have closed the operation for the season and offered the business for sale, so there is no skiing, no guided snowshoeing, and no yurt lodging this winter. Location: 29 Sangre de Cristo Dr (trailhead at Bobcat Pass on NM-38, about 3.5 miles east of town), Red River, NM. Phone: 575-754-6112. Email: [email protected]. Web: enchantedforestxc.com.
Enchanted Offroad: A rental outfitter putting visitors into ROV/UTV side-by-sides seating four to six, for half-day, full-day, and multi-day runs into the Carson National Forest trail system around Red River. Location: 100 High Cost Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-232-9955. Web: www.enchantedoffroad.com.
Erik's Workshop Inc: Despite the name, this is a design-build general contractor, not a repair workshop. Led by general contractor Chris Peterson, it designs and builds custom mountain homes and remodels around Red River and the Enchanted Circle, and designs, builds, and installs custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms. Principal Chris Peterson has been building in Red River since 1981. Location: 417 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6219. Web: eriksworkshop.com.

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Fagan's Guided Fly Fishing: A Red River guide service led by owner Jeff Fagan and a small guide staff, running customized half-day and full-day fly-fishing trips on private water and permitted public water in the Red River valley and northern New Mexico. Trips suit beginners, families, and experienced anglers; the business supplies rods, tackle, and waders, and clients need only a valid New Mexico fishing license. Its trips are also bookable through Bighorn Sports / New Mexico Adventure Company. Location: 306 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-9451. Web: www.facebook.com/FagansFlyFishing.
Faith Mountain Fellowship Church: An interdenominational Christian fellowship at the corner of River Street and Copper King Trail, with Sunday worship, Sunday school, midweek fellowship meals, and men's and women's study groups. One of the town's year-round congregations, drawing residents and second-home families alike. Location: 100 Copper King Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6653. Web: faithmountainfellowship.com.
First Baptist Church of Red River: Red River's Baptist congregation, worshipping on High Cost Trail at the west end of town. Sunday services and Bible study anchor a small, year-round church that also hosts visiting ministry groups serving the community. Location: 103 High Cost Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-779-4018.
Frye's Old Town: An Old West-style trading post at the west end of Main Street, and home to the Jewelry Lady Red River, which has sold Native American jewelry in Red River for over 15 years. The trading post also carries Double D Ranchwear clothing, souvenir t-shirts, and gifts, and hosts an old-time shootout attraction in season. Come for the turquoise and stay for the frontier atmosphere. Location: 100 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-3028. Web: jewelryladyredriver.com.

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G&A Tactical: Red River's licensed firearms dealer, operating under a current federal firearms license (Type 07) held by Jamie Rychlik. It handles firearm sales and transfers from its Beaver Road address, just off Main Street. With no published storefront hours, call ahead if you're arranging a transfer or purchase — it may be appointment-based. Location: 6 Beaver Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-776-4231.
Go Kart City & Pit Stop: A family go-kart track on Main Street — single and double karts on a small oval (drivers must be 4'8" for a single kart, 5' for a double; passengers age 2+). The Pit Stop snack stand alongside serves fair-style food: hand-dipped corn dogs, funnel cakes, snow cones, burgers, burritos, and fried treats. Despite the name, it is not a gas station — "Pit Stop" is the food stand's racing theme. Location: 317 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-0334.
Gold Hill Gym: A 24-hour, membership-based fitness gym with fully online sign-up and app-based (Kisi) door access rather than a staffed front desk. It pitches equipment and space for everyone from beginners to advanced athletes, at the west end of Main Street in the same building as Yu Garden. Location: 500 W Main St, Suite 2, Red River, NM 87558. Web: goldhillgym.com.
Gold Hill Hardware and Lumber Co.: Red River's hardware store, one block off Main Street on High Street — formerly Williams Trading Post & Hardware, so longtime visitors may know it by that name. It stocks hardware and plumbing supplies, lumber, and RV supplies, and in trading-post tradition it also carries fishing gear and sells fishing licenses. The in-town source for cabin repair supplies, tools, and last-minute project needs. Location: 306 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2217.
Gold Nugget: A souvenir and gift shop near the west end of Main Street, praised by visitors for its t-shirt and hat selection. It also stocks knives, smudge products, clothing, and general souvenirs. Reviewers describe it as a sister store to Climates on East Main, so fans of one will feel at home in the other. Location: 108 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2785. Web: www.facebook.com/GoldNuggetRedRiver.
Golden Eagle Lodge: A family-run 1960s lodge on East Main Street — also known as Elk Ridge Lodge — offering motel rooms and apartments up to four bedrooms. Pet-friendly, with grills and Wi-Fi, in the classic Red River lodge tradition: simple, spotless, and personal, with the owners on hand to make you feel at home. Location: 1100 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558.
The Grill at the Lift House: The base-area restaurant at the Red River Ski & Summer Area's Lift House on Pioneer Road — burgers, sandwiches, and bar service steps from the lifts. The natural lunch and après stop for skiers who don't want to leave the mountain base. Location: 200 Pioneer Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-223-0400. Web: grillatthelifthouse.com.

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Heart and Soul Lodging: A long-running Red River vacation rental company offering cabin and home rentals in town. Location: Red River, NM (no storefront address published).
Henson Rental Properties, LLC: A Red River rental property company listed in the town Visitor Guide, based on East Main Street. Location: 310 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 806-543-7591.
Hotel Ryland: A historic boutique hotel on Main Street offering four cozy two-bedroom cabins with full kitchens, six suites with kitchenettes, a four-bedroom penthouse, and a large group room. Pet-friendly, and set up for weddings, retreats, and reunions as well as nightly stays — a distinctive option for groups who want to stay together in the middle of town. (Its bookings are also handled by Resort Realty.) Location: 505 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6444. Web: www.hotelryland.com.

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JJ's Ride Share of Red River: A private, call-ahead ride service for getting around Red River and between town and outlying lodging, positioned as an alternative to the town trolley. Local vacation-rental hosts recommend it by name to guests for busy weekends; it appears to be a one-operator rideshare rather than a fleet taxi company. Location: Red River, NM (no street address; phone-based service). Phone: 580-318-1392.

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Kiker Construction: A Red River general contractor led by Randall Kiker, building and remodeling commercial and residential projects across the Red River valley, Angel Fire, Eagle Nest, and northern New Mexico. The firm says it handles a job from state permitting through final interior design, and also sells fine furniture, bedding, and wall treatments. It has been building in northern New Mexico for over 30 years. Location: Red River, NM. Phone: 575-770-0644. Email: [email protected]. Web: kikerconstruction.com.
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (Kit Carson Energy / Kit Carson Internet): The member-owned cooperative that supplies Red River's electricity, and — through its Kit Carson Propane and Kit Carson Internet divisions — the propane delivery and fiber internet service used across town, including a fiber-to-the-home network built out across its service territory. Red River customers are served from the co-op's Taos headquarters and Questa office; there is no walk-in office in Red River itself. The co-op has served the region since 1944. Location: Serves Red River, NM (member-owned co-op headquartered in Taos; nearest office in Questa). Phone: 575-758-2258. Phone: 575-758-7757. Web: kitcarson.com.
Koffee House: A small coffee counter inside Wild Bill's Ski & Snowboard serving espresso, lattes, drip coffee, specialty drinks, organic teas, and pastries. The shop describes a cozy room with free internet and occasional impromptu live music from the guitars on its walls. Location: 325 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (inside the Wild Bill's Ski & Snowboard building, corner of Main and Pioneer). Phone: 575-754-2428. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.wildbillsski.com/koffee-house.
KS Tidwell Properties, LLC: Listed in Red River's own directory (redriver.org) not as a brokerage but as a nightly-rental property: a 3-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin with dining room, kitchen, living room, front and back decks, cable and internet, sleeping up to 8. On the available evidence this LLC is the owning/renting entity for that cabin rather than a public-facing agency with an office. Location: 608 W High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 580-512-0405.
KWK Events: A Red River wedding and event-planning studio run by Karen Kelly, focused on destination weddings, elopements, and ceremonies around the Enchanted Circle. It sells packaged ceremonies and elopements with officiant, venue, flowers, cake, and marriage-license filing, plus day-of coordination, corporate retreats, and concierge help booking guests' stays and activities. Location: 417 W Main St, Suite 105, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-595-1971. Email: [email protected]. Web: kwkevents.com.

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Li'l Willie's Shenanigans: A Main Street ice-cream and sweets shop with 14 hand-scooped flavors, shakes, malts, sundaes, banana splits, premium chocolates, baked goods, caramel apples, and fried pies, plus a gift shop, owned by Kelley and Steve Cherry. In May 2025 it added house-made ice cream after the owners trained for it, and it has a porch made for people-watching on Main Street. (Despite the name and a saloon-sounding listing history, it is an ice-cream shop, not a bar.) It opened on March 1, 2019. Location: 410 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-1719.
Lifts West Condominium Hotel: A condominium hotel in the center of town, steps from the ski area. Lodging runs from hotel rooms and studios up to multi-bedroom condos, and the property lists an outdoor heated pool, free Wi-Fi, guest laundry, conference rooms, and dining in the lobby. Check-in for some units is handled by Reservations Unlimited. (Several Main Street businesses — Casali Real Estate, Elevations 8750 Shops — are tenants in this building.) Location: 201 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2778. Web: liftswest.com.
The Lodge at Red River: A historic lodge with 24 guest rooms above Texas Red's Steakhouse and the Lost Love Saloon — dinner and live music downstairs, your room upstairs. Queen rooms and adjoining two-queen rooms, some with private balconies, plus a private knotty-pine common room reserved for guests. House rules: no pets, and a two-night minimum stay (four nights on holidays). Bookings run through the steakhouse's website. Location: 400 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (above Texas Red's Steakhouse). Phone: 575-754-6280. Web: texasredssteakhouse.com/rooms.
Lucky Shot Photo Parlor: An old-time portrait studio (Lucky Shot Picture Studios, LLC) where visitors dress in Old West costumes for printed souvenir photographs, run by owner-operator Andi. Sessions run under an hour, making it a classic family souvenir stop rather than a general photography service. Location: 107 Golden Treasure Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-613-5462.

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M Realty: A small independent Red River brokerage at 420 East Main — the former Red River Real Estate address — built around qualifying broker Cimarron Dugas's personal, one-broker service model. It is a genuinely active listing office with current Red River homes and lots listed, under contract, and recently sold. Location: 420 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-5764. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.mrealty-redriver.com.
M Vacation Properties & Resorts: Red River's largest vacation rental company — formerly Red River Real Estate, in business for more than 35 years — renting cabins, condos, and homes all over town, including units at Ski View Condominiums, Valley Condominiums, and the Claim Jumper Townhouses. Its reservations team matches guests to a home by location, amenities, and budget, and can point you to last-minute specials. Location: 420 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2459. Web: mvacationproperties.com.
Main Street Cuts and Co: A barber shop on the west end of Main Street taking appointments online through Vagaro. No separate website or social presence was found — the booking page is its storefront. Location: 108 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (shares the address with Gold Nugget). Web: vagaro.com/mainstreetcutsandco.
Main Street Medical Center: Red River's medical clinic (Main Street Medical Center, LLC): a family-practice and minor-emergency clinic serving residents and visitors year-round, led by family nurse practitioner Jessica L. Cross. Its own site lists pediatric through geriatric care, wellness exams, women's health, sports physicals, minor procedures, sutures and fishhook removal, altitude-sickness care and oxygen therapy, with on-site labs and some medications dispensed on site. It is explicitly not a pharmacy — it cannot fill outside prescriptions — and it has no X-ray, referring imaging out. Location: 105 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6330. Email: [email protected]. Web: msmcredriver.com.
Main Street Mercantile: A large general gift and souvenir store on the west end of Main Street, and a good one-stop shop for presents to take home. It stocks Brighton jewelry, apparel including Life is Good clothing, UGG footwear, and personalized Red River souvenirs, plus natural soaps and goat-milk skincare. A gourmet food section carries coffee, soup mixes, and cocktail mixes, alongside children's gifts and home décor accents. Location: 301 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6414. Web: ms-mercantile.com.
Main Street Pizzeria: Red River's pizza shop on East Main Street — hand-tossed pizzas and Italian-American standards for dine-in or takeout, a block from the bars and tasting rooms. The default family dinner stop on the east end of town. Location: 320 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6334. Web: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076532175204.
Main Street Retreat: Newly updated vacation rentals just off Main Street — an efficiency apartment and a townhouse — run by Red River Main Street Rentals. Walk to skiing, shops, and restaurants from a prime in-town location; a good small-scale option for couples and small families. Location: 506 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Web: www.redrivermainstreetrentals.com.
Major Bean Coffee & Sandwich Co.: A coffee and sandwich shop on East Main Street — espresso drinks and café sandwiches in the middle of the Main Street strip, sharing its block with the bank and Taos Mountain Outfitters. A quick breakfast-and-lunch stop between shops. Location: 121 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558.
Miners Transit (Town of Red River): The town trolley/bus service — officially "Miners Transit," operated by the Town of Red River, not a private company — providing rides around Red River, including advance-request pickups beyond the regular route. It runs lift-equipped vehicles with wheelchair securement, priority seating, and service-animal access, per the Town's accessibility statement. Location: Red River, NM (town service; Town Hall, 100 E Main St). Phone: 575-770-5959. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.redrivernm.gov.
Motherlode Liquor Store: The package liquor store attached to the Motherlode Saloon, and Red River's dedicated liquor store. It stocks beer, wine, and spirits for takeout, with a notably strong craft and IPA beer selection for a small mountain town. This is the stop for stocking the cabin fridge and bar before a ski weekend or a summer porch evening. Location: 412 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6280. Web: themotherlodesaloon.com.
The Motherlode Saloon: A big East Main Street saloon and live-music venue — one of the town's principal stages for touring and regional bands, with a dance floor, full bar, and an attached package liquor store (listed separately in this directory). A cornerstone of Red River nightlife. Location: 406 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6280. Email: [email protected]. Web: themotherlodesaloon.com.
Mountain Body & Mind: A massage-therapy clinic and small spa (Mountain Body & Mind the Massage Clinic) run by owner/lead therapist Joy Stromberg, offering therapeutic and relaxation massage, energy work, acupressure, deep-tissue, and prenatal work. It books through MassageBook, largely by appointment, at the west end of Main Street. Established in 2014. Location: 612 W Main St, Suite 6, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-779-7966. Web: mountainbodyandmind.com.
Mountain Condo Rentals: An online booking channel specializing in WorldMark Red River condo units rented by the night — the alternate way to book that ski-in/ski-out resort besides Wyndham's own rental site. Location: Red River, NM (online booking; units at WorldMark Red River, 201 E River St). Web: www.mountaincondorentals.com.
Mountain Peak Properties: A Red River-based vacation rental manager with live unit listings and booking on its own website — cabins and homes across town for nightly stays, reunions, and ski trips. Location: 201 W Main St, Unit 4, Red River, NM 87558 (shares the unit with Casali Real Estate). Phone: 575-252-3455. Web: www.rrmountainpeakproperties.com.

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Noisy Water Winery: The Red River tasting room of the Ruidoso-founded New Mexico winery, established in 2009 by the Riddle family; the Red River room opened in 2019. It pours and sells dry, sweet, sparkling, and port-style New Mexico wines by the bottle, alongside a cheese shop selection of cheeses and olive oil, with a pet-friendly patio out back. It serves as both a tasting destination and a bottle shop. Location: 518 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-9957. Web: noisywaterwinery.com.

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Old Tymer's Cafe: A homestyle café on East Main Street serving breakfast and lunch in the old-timer tradition its name promises — the kind of place where the coffee is on before the lifts turn. A local-favorite morning stop. Location: 210 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2951. Web: www.facebook.com/oldtymerscafe.

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Pioneer Lodge: Bills itself as the oldest and most historic lodge in Red River, recently renovated, with cabins across the street from the ski area and an easy walk to downtown shops and restaurants. Pet-friendly, with easy check-in — a characterful base for skiing, hiking, or simply relaxing on the porch. Location: 400 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-366-2020. Web: www.redriverpioneer.com.
Ponderosa Lodge: A classic mid-town motor lodge about two blocks from the lifts. Fully renovated rooms all carry DirecTV, Wi-Fi, a refrigerator and a microwave, and the suites add full kitchens. The same operation runs Red River Golf Cart Rentals from the lodge, and bookings are also handled through Reservations Unlimited. Location: 200 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6415. Web: www.redriverhotel.com.

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Red River Auto Shop: A small Main Street auto repair and body shop, known in recent reviews for tire punctures, flat repairs, and welding/mechanical repairs that get travelers back on the road. Reviews name the operator as "Bud," including coming in on a Saturday, when the shop is normally closed, to patch a flat. Location: 415 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-1537.
Red River Backcountry Adventures: A winter outfitter running guided snowmobile tours out of the Mallette Park area into the Carson National Forest trail system above town. Location: Mallette Park, Red River, NM (staging point).
Red River Brewing Company & Distillery: Red River's craft brewery and distillery — a brewpub pouring its own beers alongside pub food, with a distilling operation whose spirits (including its Black Copper Rye Whiskey) are poured and sold at its separate east-side tasting room. One of the town's biggest dining rooms and a centerpiece of West Main Street. (The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory formerly occupied this address.) Location: 217 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-4422. Web: redriverbrewing.com.
Red River Candy Company: A candy shop on the east end of Main Street built around vintage and international candy and candy sold by the pound. It also serves boba teas and sodas, making it as much a treat stop as a candy store. Handy when you're staying on the east end of town. Location: 421 E Main St, Building A, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 505-850-6319. Web: www.redrivercandycompany.com.
Red River Chamber of Commerce: Red River's business association and festival organizer, promoting member businesses across Red River and the Enchanted Circle and presenting the town's signature Brandenburg Park festivals — Vino in the Valley in June, the Fourth of July celebration, and Oktoberfest in October. It runs member spotlights, a member directory, and community events such as the Red River Strongman competition. Location: 212 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2366. Email: [email protected]. Web: redriverchamber.org.
Red River church of Christ: A small Church of Christ congregation in Red River, associated with the Red River Family Encampment, a long-running summer gathering of Churches of Christ held in town. Worship follows the Church of Christ pattern of a cappella singing and weekly communion. Location: Red River, NM 87558 (mailing ZIP 87558-0203; no street address published).
Red River Community House: Red River's community center since the early 1940s, built by local families as a place for the town to worship, marry, play, dance, and make music. Today the nonprofit runs a full calendar of mostly free activities — bingo, line dancing, movies, porch music sessions, and guided hikes in summer — and hosts weddings and gatherings in its historic hall. Established in the early 1940s. Location: 116 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2349. Web: www.redrivercommunityhouse.org.
Red River Condos: Condo rentals one block off Main Street, with units sleeping up to eight. A central, walkable base for groups and families who want condo space near the shops, restaurants, and lifts without staying right on the main drag. (Total Property Management, a rental company, is based at this same address.) Location: 90 N Independence Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-737-8462. Web: www.redrivercondos.com.
Red River Conference & Event Center / Red River Visitor Center: The town's combined visitor-information point and events venue, operated by the Town of Red River (its Economic Development & Tourism department lists operating the center among its duties), set behind Brandenburg Park at the base of the ski area on the river. The conference side offers over 10,000 square feet of flexible space — an exhibit hall seating about 400 for banquets (the venue markets groups of 10 to 700 overall), divisible into thirds, plus a breakout room with full AV, a commercial kitchen, full bar service, and the Brandenburg Park pavilion and covered bridge for outdoor ceremonies. Weddings, reunions, conferences, and town festivals are its staple business; the Visitor Center side answers questions daily. Location: 101 W River St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-3030. Phone: 575-754-1708. Email: [email protected]. Web: redriver.org.
Red River Construction Company: A general contractor in Red River handling residential and commercial building from lot preparation through finish work. Its listed work spans excavation, framing, insulation, roofing, stonework, and custom woodwork, with custom mountain homes as the core business. Location: 709 W River St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-770-8291. Web: redriverconstructionco.com.
Red River Distillery Tasting Room: The tasting room of Red River Brewing Company & Distillery (the brewery itself is at 217 W Main St), on the east end of Main Street. It pours the distillery's house spirits — including its Black Copper Rye Whiskey — and sells bottles to take home. It is the retail counterpart to the brewery on West Main Street. Location: 619 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-5123. Web: redriverbrewing.com.
Red River Fire Department: The Town of Red River's fire department, stationed on East High Street — fire suppression, rescue, and first response for the town and the surrounding upper valley, staffed largely by volunteers in the small-town tradition. Location: 220 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6567. Web: www.redrivernm.gov.
Red River Fish Hatchery: The New Mexico Department of Game & Fish's trout-rearing station on the river south of town, raising the rainbows stocked into Red River and area lakes. It offers a free self-guided tour, and its pond is reserved for anglers 11 and under and 65 and over — a gentle first-fishing stop for kids and grandparents. Location: Upper Red River Valley, NM-578, Red River, NM (state hatchery south of town). Web: wildlife.dgf.nm.gov.
Red River Gallery: A fine art gallery in the heart of town showcasing Western and Southwestern art, including masterworks by Kenneth Wyatt, Jake Marshall, Jill Wyatt Marshall, Tyler Crow, and Rodney Watson. It also features the fine art photography of Carl Brown, who has photographed the outdoors for more than 50 years, plus one-of-a-kind handcrafted jewelry and artisan goods. This is where Kenneth Wyatt's work is now sold in Red River. Location: 402 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 303-726-0335. Web: www.redrivergallery.com.
Red River Golf Cart Rentals: A golf-cart rental operation run out of the Ponderosa Lodge at the west end of Main Street — a lodge add-on business, branded jointly with the lodge, rather than a standalone rental shop, renting carts by the day for getting around town. Location: 200 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (run out of the Ponderosa Lodge). Phone: 575-754-6565. Web: www.redriverhotel.com.
Red River Mountain Adventures: A drive-yourself rental outfitter on East Main Street putting visitors into Jeeps and Can-Am off-highway vehicles for half-day and full-day runs on the forest roads and OHV routes above town. Location: 800 E Main St, Suite A, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6363. Web: redriverohv.com.
Red River Nightly Rentals: The vacation rental arm of Swan Realty, renting riverfront vacation homes and cabins in Red River. It is the manager of record for Claim Jumper A-Frame 6, among other local homes, and a good first call for a whole-house stay. Location: 112 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (the Swan Realty office). Web: www.redrivernightlyrentals.com.
Red River Offroad: A guided-tour outfitter running open-air Jeep tours from East Main Street into the high country — old mines, ghost towns, and alpine lakes on the forest roads above Red River. Location: 500 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6335. Web: www.redriveroffroad.com.
Red River Public Library: Red River's public library on East Main Street, offering books, audiobooks, and DVDs for checkout, public computers, and children's programming, with split morning/afternoon hours most days. The historic Little Red School House museum stands on the library grounds at the Y. Location: 702 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6564. Web: www.redrivernm.gov/library.
Red River Pumps, Inc. (Valero): Red River's Valero fuel station, trading as Red River Pumps, selling gasoline and diesel at 724 E Main St with 24-hour pumps and an air tower. The "Pumps" in the name are fuel pumps — despite directory classifications, there is no evidence of water-well, irrigation, or industrial pump sales or service at this address. Location: 724 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-3284. Web: locations.valero.com.
Red River RV Park: A riverside RV park in town with 31 RV sites; full-hookup nightly sites include water, sewer, electric, cable, and fiber Wi-Fi. An in-town base that puts Main Street within easy reach while you sleep beside the river. Location: 100 High Cost Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6187. Web: www.redriverrvpark.net.
Red River Ski & Summer Area: Red River's ski mountain and year-round resort at the head of Pioneer Road: 64 trails and 7 lifts across 209 skiable acres in winter, with snowmaking on about 85% of the mountain, rentals, lessons, and tubing — plus the Saturday-night Torchlight Parade. In summer it becomes a mountain playground with scenic chairlift rides to The Tip restaurant, a zip line (Pioneer Flyer), an aerial ropes course, summer tubing, mini golf, disc golf, and mountain-bike lift access. The Grill at the Lift House (base) and The Tip (summit) are its restaurants, listed separately in this directory. The ski area opened in December 1959 and remains family-owned. Location: 400 Pioneer Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2223. Web: www.redriverskiarea.com.
Red River Sled Shed: A West Main Street sled shop running guided snowmobile tours into the high country in winter — the town's dedicated snowmobile outfitter, in the game since 1986. Location: 612 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6370. Web: www.redriversledshed.com.
Red River Stables: Family-owned stables (Red River Stables, LLC / Dirk Neal's Outfitting Service) run by Dirk and Kathy Neal, offering guided horseback rides from one hour to all-day treks into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains under a Carson National Forest permit, for riders age 6 and up of all experience levels. It also boards horses by the night and can combine rides with fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing, with some winter rides weather permitting; payment is cash/check only per its FAQ. It has served riders for over 30 years. Location: 800 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (at the "Y" on the east end of town). Phone: 575-754-1700. Phone: 575-779-0945. Web: redriverstables.com.
Red River Town Hall: The seat of Red River's municipal government on East Main Street — mayor and council, town administration, permits, utilities billing, and the Economic Development & Tourism department that runs the Conference & Visitor Center and Miners Transit. If a business in this directory interacts with "the town," it happens here. Location: 100 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2277. Web: www.redrivernm.gov.
Red River Trading Company: In business since 1991, this is one of Red River's classic souvenir stops — locals also know it as "The Christmas Store" and "T-Shirt Alley." Shelves of Red River t-shirts and caps, trinkets and souvenirs, and Minnetonka moccasins fill the store, and a year-round selection of Christmas decorations and ornaments makes it a natural first stop for traditional mountain-town souvenirs. Location: 200 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6413. Web: www.facebook.com/Red-River-Trading-Company-116288625083841.
Red River Valley Charter School: Red River's only school: a free public charter school in town serving PreK through 8th grade with a Core Knowledge, theme-based curriculum, led by Executive Director/Superintendent Kimberly Ritterhouse. Federal (NCES) data lists it open for 2025-26 with 84 students (2024-25), about 8 teachers, and a roughly 11:1 student-teacher ratio — a small rural school for a town of roughly 540 residents. There is no high school in Red River; older students travel out of town. It was granted charter status in the 2000–01 academic year. Location: 500 E High St, Red River, NM 87558 (mailing: PO Box 742, Red River, NM 87558). Phone: 575-754-6117. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.redrivervalleycs.org.
Reed Weimer Media: The photography business of Reed Weimer, who also works full-time in sales and marketing at Red River Ski Area. He shoots landscape, aerial/drone (FAA Part 107 certified), and action-sports photography, sells local prints, and does imagery for real-estate and vacation-rental listings. Location: Red River, NM (no street address published). Phone: 215-272-8117. Web: reedweimermedia.com.
Reservations Unlimited: A long-established Red River rental company offering cabins, private homes, and townhouses throughout town. It also serves as the check-in and booking desk for several properties, including Ponderosa Lodge and some Lifts West units — if you are staying in Red River, there is a good chance this is the team that hands you your keys. Location: 312 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6415. Web: www.reservationsunlimited.com.
Resort Realty — Red River Vacation Rentals: This rental company leans upscale: luxury riverfront cabins and lodges sleeping up to 16, many with hot tubs, plus pet-friendly homes and large-group, wedding, and reunion rentals. It also books Hotel Ryland's suites, cabins, and penthouse. Location: 620 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Web: www.redrivervacation.com.
Rio Colorado Cabins: Nineteen smoke-free cabins — one, two, and three bedrooms — on 5 acres with a half-acre fishing pond and Red River frontage. Operating for more than 70 years, it is one of Red River's longest-running cabin properties, with a porch on every cabin made for slow mornings, and town just down the street. Location: 515 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2212. Web: www.riocoloradocabins.com.
Riverside Lodge & Cabins: One of Red River's long-established lodges, occupying a full city block in the center of town. It combines cabins, condo units, and suites in and around the original main lodge building, all an easy walk to the Copper Chair lift and the river. A convenient, in-the-middle-of-everything base for ski trips and summer stays alike. Location: 201 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2252. Web: www.riversidelodgeandcabins.com.
Road Runner RV Resort: Twenty-three acres on the east end of town with 120 full-hookup sites and the Red River running through the park. It also rents cabins for the non-RVers in the group, and offers tennis and pickleball courts, a camp store, and laundry. Pets welcome. Location: 1371 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2286. Web: www.roadrunnerrvresort.com.

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Sheehan Winery Tasting Room: The tasting room of Sheehan Winery, founded in 2015 and making award-winning wines exclusively from New Mexico-grown grapes, including less-common varieties such as Dolcetto and Mourvèdre. The Red River room pours tastings daily, sells bottles to go, and its patio faces the Torchlight Parade route, making it a popular après-ski stop in winter. Location: 417 W Main St, Suite 106, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 915-540-1032. Web: sheehanwinery.com.
Shepherd Studio: The publishing and design studio of Fritz Davis and Kerry Shepherd, formerly publisher of the Red River Miner, the town's weekly newspaper (1993–2022). After ending the newspaper it continued publishing the seasonal Red River magazines (Summer/Fall and Winter editions) and event booklets, and it received a Chamber legacy award in January 2025. In business since 1989. Location: Red River, NM (no street address published). Phone: 575-779-7192.
Shotgun Willie's: A Western-themed café on West Main Street serving breakfast and lunch — green-chile standards, burgers, and chicken-fried steak in a room full of Old West memorabilia. A reliable fuel stop before a day on the mountain. Location: 403 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6505. Web: www.shotgunwilliescafe.com.
Sitzmark Sports & Lodging: Red River's full-service ski shop in the heart of Main Street: ski and snowboard rentals — with advance-reservation delivery to your condo, hotel, or vacation rental — plus boot fitting and a large retail floor carrying brands such as The North Face, Burton, Volcom, Oakley, Smith, Spy, Sorel, Smartwool, Kühl, Orvis, and Costa. The business also runs guided fly-fishing trips on area waters, sells fishing licenses, and has nine apartment-style lodging units with kitchens and balconies on site, making it a genuine one-stop outfitter. Location: 416 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2456. Web: sitzmarknm.com.
Ski View Condominiums: A well-known condo complex right off Main Street, an easy walk to the ski area. Units are typically spacious two-bedrooms (about 1,200 square feet) with full kitchens and wood-burning fireplaces, wood provided in winter, and the complex offers a large community deck, community gas grills, a commons room, and coin-operated laundry. The complex has no website of its own — individual units rent through M Vacation Properties. Location: 700 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558.
Snarkey Malarkey's Gifts Gone Amiss: A humor-first gift shop for shoppers whose souvenir taste runs cheeky rather than traditional. Expect offbeat and irreverent gifts alongside clothing, games, puzzles, and themed gift boxes — the stop for a gag gift or a souvenir with a wink, in the same building as The Candy Crate on West Main. Location: 300 W Main St, Ste. B, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-4363.
Southern Exposure Photography: A photography studio and gallery (Southern Exposure, Inc.) sharing the 402 W Main St address with Red River Gallery, listed in the Visitor Guide and town directories. This is the stop for professional photography and fine-art photographic prints of Red River and the surrounding mountains — a way to take the Sangre de Cristos home on your wall. Location: 402 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6495. Web: southernexposurephoto.com.
The Spruce: Red River's home décor and gift shop, on East Main Street. It stocks home décor and accent pieces, textiles and blankets, kitchen items, children's items, and soy candles — the town's main stop for cabin-style home goods and hostess-style gifts. Location: 316 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 817-201-6586.
St. Edwin's Catholic Mission Church: Red River's Catholic mission church, at the north end of Silver Bell Trail — a small mountain chapel served from St. Anthony Parish in Questa, with a Saturday-evening Mass in season. The Sunday-morning alternative for Catholic visitors and second-home families. Location: Silver Bell Trail (north end), Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-586-0470. Web: parishesonline.com.
Starr Trading Post & Angler Fly Shop: Part fly shop, part trading post, and described in the town directory as carrying the most extensive fishing inventory in Red River. Expect a full-service fly-fishing and tackle selection — rods and reels, waders, tackle, and flies — plus fishing licenses. The trading-post side stocks clothing, hats, gifts and souvenirs, and educational toys for kids, so the whole family can browse while the anglers gear up. Location: 300 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2320. Web: www.facebook.com/Starr-Angler-Fly-Shop-249067005126735.
Steam Coffee Co.: A coffee shop on West Main Street serving espresso drinks, pastries, and grab-and-go items — the morning stop before the lifts, in a converted-caboose-style building that's a minor Main Street landmark in its own right. Location: 400 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-4200. Web: steamcoffeeco.com.
Sundance Restaurant: A family restaurant on East High Street serving Mexican and New Mexican cooking — enchiladas, rellenos, and green chile — a block off Main Street. A long-running local dinner house with a loyal following. Location: 401 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2971. Web: www.sundancerestaurantnm.com.
Swan Realty: An Enchanted Circle brokerage with offices in Red River and Angel Fire selling homes, land, and commercial property across Red River, Eagle Nest, and Angel Fire, led by Rob Swan with agents including Kimberly Leach and Kristina Tjernlund. Beyond brokerage it runs the Red River Nightly Rentals vacation-rental arm (listed separately), a panelized/SIP home-building operation (including its Whisper Creek homes), land-division help, and notary services through its licensed brokers. Location: 112 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (second office in Angel Fire; mailing: PO Box 422, Red River, NM 87558). Phone: 575-613-4243. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.swanrealtyinc.com.

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Tall Pine Resort: Twenty-three rustic cabins sleeping two to eight on 38 acres up the valley from town, open Memorial Day weekend through the end of September. A private lake on the property is stocked weekly with rainbow trout, and the Red River runs through the grounds. Pet-friendly and deliberately unplugged — the cabins have kitchens but no TV or phone — it is a camp-style summer retreat for fishing families and groups. Location: 1725 NM-578, Upper Red River Valley (just outside town). Phone: 575-754-2241. Web: www.tallpineresort.com.
Taos Mountain Outfitters — Red River: The Red River store of the family-owned outfitter founded in Taos in 1969. A full outdoor clothing and gear shop: Patagonia, Kühl, Columbia, Mountain Hardwear, Cotopaxi, Smartwool, and Darn Tough clothing; footwear from Danner, Oboz, Keen, Merrell, and Blundstone; and gear from Osprey, MSR, and Hydro Flask, with a well-stocked camping section. This is the go-to in town for hiking and camping gear rather than ski gear. Location: 121 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-1742. Web: taosmountainoutfitters.com.
Texas Red's Steakhouse: Red River's steakhouse on East Main Street — hand-cut steaks, prime rib, and New Mexican touches in a big Western dining room, with the Lost Love Saloon alongside and The Lodge at Red River's 24 rooms upstairs. The town's default special-occasion dinner. Location: 400 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2922. Phone: 575-754-6280. Web: www.texasredssteakhouse.com.
Three Bears Lodge: Rustic cabins in the heart of town on East Main Street. A small, central, cabin-style alternative to the Main Street motels, putting guests a short walk from shops, restaurants, and the lifts — a simple, characterful base for a Red River getaway. Location: 301 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2272. Web: www.3bearsrr.com.
The Tip Restaurant and Deck: The mountaintop restaurant and deck at the summit of the Red River Ski & Summer Area, reached by chairlift in both winter and summer — burgers, drinks, and live music at 10,350 feet with the whole valley below. Lunch here is half the reason to ride the scenic lift. Location: Summit of Red River Ski & Summer Area, Pioneer Rd, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2223. Web: www.redriverskiarea.com.
Total Property Management: A Red River property management company listed in the town Visitor Guide, based at the Red River Condos address on Independence Trail. Location: 90 N Independence Trail, Red River, NM 87558 (the Red River Condos address). Phone: 830-708-5910.

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U.S. Post Office — Red River: Red River's post office on West Main Street — retail window hours weekdays (with a midday lunch closure) and Saturday morning, in a town with no home mail delivery, where PO boxes are how Red River gets its mail. Location: 120 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2555. Web: www.usps.com.

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Valley Condominiums: Creekside condos on Pioneer Creek at the quiet west end of town. Two-bedroom units with full kitchens, fireplaces, and balconies, and complex amenities including a hot tub and a playground. Units rent through M Vacation Properties. Location: 1000 Tenderfoot Trail, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2403.
Vine: A wine-forward restaurant and bar on West Main Street — the town's more polished dinner room, pouring wines alongside a seasonal menu. It succeeded T-Bucks at this address. Location: 601 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-252-3628. Web: www.vinedine.club.
Vista Bank, a division of NBH Bank: Red River's only full-service bank branch, on East Main Street, offering personal and commercial checking and savings, treasury management, credit cards, and mortgage lending, with a 24-hour drive-up deposit-taking ATM and night drop. Lobby hours Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM, closed for lunch 1–2 PM. Location: 121 E Main St, Unit 4D, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6224. Web: www.hillcrestbank.com/location/121-e-main-st-red-river-new-mexico.

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Weezie's Wild Rides: A Polaris Adventures outfitter on East Main Street renting RZR, General, and Ranger side-by-sides and running guided trips into the forest above town, with a second operation in Angel Fire. Location: 718 E Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-1726. Web: www.weezieswildrides.com.
Wild Bill's Ski & Snowboard: In business since the 1980s and run by its current owner since 1993, a block and a half from the ski area. It rents ski and snowboard packages from Basic through Demo, with certified technicians and a Wintersteiger-equipped tune shop that also services visitors' own gear. The retail area stocks gloves, goggles, beanies, caps, sleds, and outerwear; in summer it adds handcrafted jewelry and gifts, toys, and fishing and camping supplies. The same building houses the Koffee House coffee counter and four ski-in/ski-out lodging units (two with full kitchens; small pets 15 lbs and under welcome) booked through the shop — listed here as one business. Location: 325 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558 (corner of Main and Pioneer). Phone: 575-754-2428. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.wildbillsski.com.
Wilson's Woodyard & Tree Service: A Red River-based tree service run by Eddie Wilson and staffed largely by former wildland firefighters. It specializes in hazardous and problem-tree removal, lot thinning and chipping, sells and delivers locally sourced firewood, and makes handcrafted custom furnishings from local wood. Location: 501 E High St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 505-316-6039. Phone: 575-779-5320. Web: eddie87558.wixsite.com/wilsonswoodyard.
Woodlands on the River: Twenty-three condos, each sleeping six, set on the river at the west end of town. Amenities include a heated saline pool (open seasonally), a private stocked fishing pond, a meeting room with a kitchen, and an outdoor fire pit. No pets and no smoking; ROV trailer parking is provided, which makes it popular with off-road groups as well as fishing families. Location: 1301 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-2303. Web: woodlandsredriver.com.
WorldMark Red River: A timeshare resort (WorldMark by Wyndham) that also rents its condo-style units to the public by the night through Wyndham's WorldMark Vacation Rentals. Ski-in/ski-out, roughly 30 feet from the nearest lift, with the river in front — one of the closest stays to the slopes in town. Its units are also rented through Mountain Condo Rentals. Location: 201 E River St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-3429. Web: www.worldmarkvacationrentals.com/resorts/new-mexico/red-river/worldmark-red-river.

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Yesterday's Diner: A retro 1950s-style diner on West Main Street — all-day breakfast, burgers, malts, and blue-plate comfort food in a nostalgia-heavy room. The town's time-warp breakfast stop. Location: 612 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-6233. Web: www.theyesterdaysdiner.com.
Yu Garden Asian Cuisine: Red River's Asian restaurant on West Main Street — Chinese and pan-Asian dishes, the town's one break from steaks and green chile. It occupies the former Red River Mining Co. space; Gold Hill Gym is in the same building. Location: 500 W Main St, Red River, NM 87558. Phone: 575-754-9959. Web: www.facebook.com/p/Yu-Garden-Asian-Cuisine-100058297767097.

Know a Red River business that should be listed here, or spot something that has changed? Businesses open, move, and change hands often in a small resort town — this directory is re-verified on a regular cycle against the Visitor Guide, the town directory, and each business's own published information.