Carlsbad city

Carlsbad Caverns National Park, United States

30 miles northeast of White's City on U.S. 62, home to the Trinity Hotel and Adobe Rose Restaurant.

Places in Carlsbad city

Adobe Rose Restaurant Showcases the vibrant cuisine and rich culture of New Mexico with a menu and décor specializing in Southwest flavors and themes.
Historic city hall tavern Set inside the city's historic former city hall, serving pub grub including roasted green chile queso blanco, mammoth burgers, and hand-cut rib-eye steaks.
Historic city hall tavern bar Part of the casual tavern set inside the city's historic former city hall.
1920s home restaurant bar An attractive restaurant set in a former 1920s home with several dining rooms and an extensive selection of steaks.

Best time to visit: Fall through spring offers cooler temperatures for the walk down into the caverns and the famous evening bat flight in summer.
Getting around: Carlsbad Caverns' Underground Rest Area sits 750 feet belowground, with the city of Carlsbad, 30 miles northeast of White's City on U.S. 62, serving as the base for all lodging.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English and Spanish are both widely spoken.
Timezone: MST (UTC-7, UTC-6 in summer)
Current trends: Carlsbad's dining scene continues to draw on the city's historic architecture, with an attractive restaurant set in a former 1920s home serving eclectic fare including poached-pear salads, sashimi tuna, and pressed Cuban sandwiches, reflecting the gateway city's growing sophistication beyond classic Southwestern fare.

Visitor center district — Home to the buffet restaurant serving three meals daily above ground.
Underground Rest Area — 750 feet belowground inside the cavern, with a snack bar offering a limited fast food menu.