뉴 멕시코 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Located at the upper Winsor Trail trailhead, Aspen Basin is both a scenic access point to the Pecos Wilderness and home to the Aspen Basin Campground, a reservation-only site. The area includes parking, restrooms, and picnic tables shaded by its namesake aspen groves. Just 0.3 miles up the road, Ski Santa Fe offers two on-site restaurants—perfect for refueling before or after your hike.

Two small caves with a waterfall that is more or less visible depending on the season and that you can also climb.

The Eye of the Sandias is a 6.4km hiking loop in the Sandia Foothills Open Space Park. There is also an actual eye painted onto one of the rocks and finding it makes the experience even more special.

Tyuonyi Pueblo is the largest ruin in Bandelier National Monument. Once containing over 400 rooms in a two-story structure, this ruin is now just a leveled site but still contains a load of history.

Cañon La Cueva Overlook captivates with its breathtaking vistas in New Mexico over the Sandia Mountain Wilderness. Perched high above rugged canyons, the overlook provides a mesmerizing glimpse into the diverse and awe-inspiring landscapes below.

Ponderosa Point is an awesome viewpoint that looks back down the valley and across the ridges of the range. The viewpoint is at the end of a short spur trail that branches off of the main trail at the intersection of La Luz Trail and Old La Luz Trail.

Bandelier National Monument was designated as a natural monument in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson to preserve the homes and territory of the Ancestral Puebloans. Most of the pueblo structures in the monument date back to between 1150 and 1600 AD.

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 that it's less frequented makes it a tranquil spot to enjoy.