Logan: New Mexico Gateway to Outdoor and Historical Excursions
Logan, New Mexico is surrounded by stunning natural wonders and cultural landmarks. Situated in famous Quay County, Logan was named after Texas Ranger Eugene Logan who worked on the city’s bridge. This village is surrounded by rolling plains with herds of mule deer and prong-horned antelope. Adventure enthusiasts will also find dozens of outdoor activities while vacationing in Logan. Most Logan, NM motels are only a five-mile drive to Tucumcari Municipal Airport.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Logan, New Mexico is from late May to late September. While winters are typically cold, Logan temperatures are often pleasant for the rest of the year. Visitors can expect the warmest months from June to August. Late June is generally the hottest month, making it the ideal time for outdoor activities in the national park. Expect plenty of travelers during the months of July, March, and June, while the slow season is around November.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Great for guests who are driving in, the Super 8 by Wyndham Tucumcari is located along I-40 while Americas Best Value Inn Tucumcari is just off Historic Route 66. You can enjoy the Mexican dishes The Branding Iron restaurant while staying at Quality Inn Tucumcari.
Merely three miles west of the town lies Ute Lake State Park, a popular fishing spot for bluegill and smallmouth bass, among others. You can go windsurfing or scuba diving in Ute Lake, the second largest lake in the state. Aside from its challenging course, the Tucumcari Municipal Golf Course astounds golfers with its stunning view of the mesas.