Earthy-toned New Mexico hideout Bishop's Lodge unfurls over a 317-acre estate in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, on the edge of the vast wilderness of the Santa Fe National Forest. Local craftspeople have contributed to the interiors as well as the saddle-sore-soothing spa, designed to delight even the witchiest of Santa Fe’s tarot-toting art fiends. There you can indulge your spiritual side with gem therapy, crystal-bowl sound-bathing and restorative art classes. Not to be neglected, though, is the hiking, biking, rafting and fishing that the surrounding desert foothills afford. As twilight approaches, pop on your Stetson for a sunset horse ride followed by a fireside mescal cocktail – and cast both to one side for a dip in a steaming, starlit plunge pool.