You can see up to 300 petroglyphs in this area of the Petroglyph National Monument, which is one of the largest petroglyph sites in the US. The designs range from …
This seasonal waterfall is at its best during spring, when the water flows most abundantly; otherwise, you might catch just a trickle. Nevertheless, it's a splendid sight, and the fact …
Volcanoes Trail passes by three different volcanoes and this section passes by Vulcan that gets its name from the Roman god of fire. Don't worry, though; this is an inactive …
This area preserves one of North America's largest petroglyph sites. Petroglyphs are cultural designs and symbols carved into volcanic rock by Native Americans around 400–700 years ago. It's a perfect …
This is one of the inactive volcanoes within Albuquerque's volcanic field. From this location, you can see Vulcan to the north and JA volcano to the south.
This trail provides a challenging rocky terrain with a consistent incline leading up to Travertine Falls. It requires a more technical and attentive approach to running as you navigate the rocks, but it's both enjoyable and rewarding.
This trail spans 12.7 miles from Sandia Peak Tramway to Camino de la Sierra, offering views of the city and the unique U-Mound, a mound of boulders popular for rock climbing.
The South Sandia Peak is one of the major summits of the Sandia Mountains. 'Sandía' means 'watermelon' in Spanish, a reference to the beautiful color the mountain takes at sunset.