Less than five miles north of the center of Santa Fe, Bishop’s Lodge is set on 317 secluded acres at the edge of the Sangre de Cristo foothills and feels far removed from the city’s adobe sprawl. Guests can set out on any of the 10 hiking trails that start directly on the property, taking, for instance, a one-mile trek through pinyon, juniper and sagebrush and up to a ridge with panoramic high-desert views. Mountain biking and more challenging hiking options are a half-hour drive away and include a guided ride along the Galisteo Basin, which has hairpin turns and sandy stretches and is dotted with yucca and cactus. Navajo rugs and handwoven textiles made by local Indigenous artisans, as well as beehive-shaped, white plaster kiva fireplaces, lend a Southwestern sensibility to the property’s 98 rooms and stand-alone casitas. From about $800 a night, auberge.com/bishops-lodge.