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Rio Rancho Bosque Preserve has dirt trails, scattered benches along the way for rests, and a few wildlife habitat viewing locations. There are great views from across the Rio Grande here of the Sandia Mountain Range.

The Rio Rancho Bosque North Loop Trail is an unpaved trail that follows the Rio Grande River through Willow Creek Open Space. There are nature viewing areas along the way.

Encantado Walk, or Enchanted Hills Path, is a running path going along Encantado Canal. Encantado Walk spans almost two and a half miles in one direction, through an exposed field, and past Mountain View Park and Vista Grande Park. It's a nice escape in the urban area of North Albuquerque.

The Bootleg Trail connects the Bobsled Trail to the Mustang Alley Trail in the network of the the Placitas Trails. These trails are for runners and bikers to both enjoy.

The Sunrise Trail is part of a network of mountain biking, hiking and running trails in the Placitas Trails area. Just south of Placitas Homesteads, there is parking available on either the north or south side of the Placitas Trails. There is not a lot of shade, so be careful in the summer months. The Sunrise Trail is one of a few trails here with nice views of the surrounding mesas.

The Piedra Lisa Route is a trail that goes from north to south. One terminus is the north end of Piedra Lisa Trailhead, just off Forest Loop Road 445, and the other is the southern end of La Luz Trailhead Parking. It is split into two segments at the Rincon Trail Junction: Piedra Lisa Route North and Piedra Lisa Route South. This is also part of the Grand Enchantment Trail, and the views in this area of the Sandia Mountains are impressive.

The North Sandia Crest Trail is best hiked from April to November because it can get snowy in the winter due to its elevation. In the fall, it is rich with golden colors. The North Sandia Crest Trail can feel more remote than its southern part, as there are fewer people on this part of the trail.

At an elevation of 10,446 feet, this peak marks the northernmost summit in the Sandia Mountain wilderness over 10,000 feet. The views from this vantage point are truly breathtaking, offering a panoramic vista of the Albuquerque area.