Driving Event

Join us Saturday, August 15th, for our Cardinal Point Drive - West as we explore the high plains and vistas West (and slightly North) of Albuquerque. Meet at the McDonald’s near the intersection of 528 and 550 at 9:00, for a 9:30 departure. We’ll venture West to San Ysidro, explore the Torreon Mission Road while Read More

Join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA on a COVID safe, Cardinal Point driving tour North on Saturday, September 19, 2020. We will meet at Santa Fe BMW at 9:00, and hit the road by 9:30 am to wend our way Northwards through Nambe, Chimayo, Truchas and Dixon before stopping for a visit to the Classical Gas Museum in Read More

Please join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA on our annual Karl Fox Memorial Fall Tour on Sunday, October 11, 2020. This will be a  COVID safe, driving tour of the beautiful scenery around El Malpais National Monument, Lava Falls, and El Morro National Monument. Meet at Lowes Home Improvement parking lot, 2001 12th St NW, at 9:00 AM Read More

This month’s  New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA Cardinal Point Drive South has been cancelled, due to the increased Coronavirus levels throughout the region and in alignment with State public health orders. The New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA fully supports the Governor and Department of Health in their work to safeguard the Read More

Join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA on a COVID safe, Cardinal Point driving tour South on Sunday, May 16, 2021. We will meet at 9:00 am at Love's Travel Stop, 1903 Camino Del Llano in Belen, NM, and hit the road by 9:30 am to wend our way Southwards to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. We Read More

Join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA on a COVID safe, Cardinal Point driving tour East on Saturday, June 26th.  We will meet at Smiths on Tramway and Central at 9:00, and hit the road by 9:30 am to wend our way Eastwards through Tijeras and San Antonito by way of Gutierrez Canyon before making our way to the Sandia Crest. Read More

Join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA on a Cardinal Point driving tour North on Saturday, July 24th.  We will meet at Santa Fe BMW at 9:30, before heading Northwards promptly at 10. The route will take us through the Bandelier and touching on the Valles Caldera, before circling back through Los Alamos on our way to lunch at Gabriel’s Restaurant. We will be Read More

Join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA for an epic overnight Annual Karl Fox Memorial Fall Tour of the Gila in southern New Mexico. We will begin the tour on Saturday, October 16th in Truth or Consequences and take the southern route of the Geronimo Trail National Scenic Byway through the ghost towns of Hillsboro and Kingston before winding Read More

Join the New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA Saturday, November 20, 2021 for a Cardinal Point Drive on the Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway to the areas West and North of Albuquerque, up through Jemez Springs to catch the last of the cottonwoods then along the Valles Caldera and through the Bandelier National Monument. Lunch will Read More

Join the BMW Car Club of America New Mexico Chapter as we explore some of the northern branch of the Geronimo Trail National Scenic Byway west of Truth or Consequences to the ghost town of Chloride, NM. We will begin this New Mexico True adventure Saturday, February 12th at 9:00 a.m. in the parking lot of the Truth or Consequences Walmart Read More

The New Mexico Chapter of the BMW CCA invites you to our Cardinal Point Drive South through the scenic Sacramento Mountains on March 12th and 13th. The drive will be broken into two days and members are encouraged to participate in either or both days. The first day will include stops at Three Rivers Petroglyphs, a tour of PistachioLand Tree Ranch, Read More

Mark your calendars - Saturday, April 2, 2022 the BMW Car Club of America New Mexico Chapter will host a visit to the Trinity Site near Alamogordo, NM. The Trinity Site is where the first atomic bomb was tested on July 16, 1945. The site area, declared a national historic landmark in 1975, is open to visitors only two Read More