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23 day trips to take from Albuquerque

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The 础产贸 Mission, part of the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument.

Elizabeth Tucker Elizabeth Tucker Elizabeth Tucker Journal Staff Writer
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Hikes, hot springs, pueblo tours and radio telescope facilities are just some of the things within a two-hour radius of Albuquerque.

Outdoors

This 13-mile-wide circular depression was created when a volcano erupted roughly 1 million years ago. Today, it is a preserve known for its mountain meadows, abundant wildlife and streams.

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This drive is roughly 50 miles long and links Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The route goes through Tijeras, Cedar Crest, Sandia Park, Golden, Madrid, Cerrillos, and San Marcos/Lone Butte. Along the way you'll see the Sandia Peak Ski Area, Broken Saddle Riding Co. and Lantern Ridge Farm Market and Nursery to name a few.

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Explore expansive lava fields, sandstone cliffs, lava tube caves and ancient trails at this National Park.

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This refuge consists of 30,000 acres of designated wilderness established to provide a stopover for migrating waterfowl. Migratory birds can be found in the greatest numbers from early November to late January.

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Rising from the Rio Puerco valley floor, Cabezon can be seen for miles in all directions. There are multiple volcanic necks jutting from the landscape, making a great place for strong hikers to explore.

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The VLA has self-guided walking tours through the radio telescope facilities, which are used by the international scientific community.

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The landscape here was the inspiration for some of Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings. The 21,000 acres of rock walls have held spiritual significance for the Pueblo people for centuries. Now, the ranch offers tours, trail rides, hiking, paddling and snowshoeing.

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Lakes

Cochiti Lake has including swim beaches, boat launch areas, picnic sites and campgrounds.

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The water reservoir has sandy beaches, picnic areas and plenty of space for boats, kayaks, jet skis, pontoons, sailboats and houseboats.

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Enjoy fishing, boating, camping, hiking and water sports at this 5,200 surface acre reservoir. Reptile fossils from 200 million years ago have been found in the area.

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Hot Springs

has a offering soaks and massages, and multiple hot springs out in nature to hike to.

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This hike is open year-round and dogs are welcome.

Difficulty: Moderate

Length: 1.5 miles

The recommended time to visit this trail is . Dogs are welcome.

Difficulty: Moderate

Length: .7 miles

The recommended time to visit this trail is . The trail is steep and rocky.

Difficulty: Moderate

Length: 3.2 miles

Truth or Consequences

This town has multiple to visit. The region gained popularity as a health center from the 1900s into the 1940s.

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This hot spring is one of the oldest health spas in the country, this hot spring resort has arsenic, lithia, soda and iron in its naturally sulfur-free waters. There are great for weekend trips, and ideal for day trips.

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Located near 近距离内射合集 World College in Las Vegas, the hot springs are divided into pools of varying temperatures, ranging from 102.7 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Pueblos

Acoma Sky City Cultural Center hosts tours and has various public events such as a harvest dance, holiday luminarias and feasts.

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The Pueblo is designated a and a . It has been perpetually inhabited for more than 1,000 years.

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This ghost town and pueblo ruins covers roughly 370 acres. The pueblos were believed to have been occupied by the then as early as the 10th century. A town was established with the coming of the railroad in 1912, but by the 60s things had closed down. Now only the original pueblo ruins and remnants of buildings remain.

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Guided tours follow paved trails through the ruins of cliff dwellings from the ancestral Tiwa people who lived in the area hundreds of years ago.

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Many of these petroglyphs come from the Keresan-speaking Puebloan people who lived in the area between the 13th and 17th centuries.

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Stay in Town

Located in Bernalillo, Francisco V谩squez de Coronado entered the Rio Grande valley near this site back in 1540. Coronado was on his quest for the fabled Seven Cities of Gold. He and his men explored the 12 Tiwa villages over the next two years.

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Explore indoor and outdoor wildlife viewing areas. Available activities include education programs, festivals, picnic areas, trails and wildlife viewing.

Location: 2901 Candelaria NW

Right behind an industrial portion of the South Valley, this wetland refuge occupies 570 acres of Tiwa land. The refuge aims to connect people with wildlife, plants and the land.

Location: 7851 Second SW

This 5,748-square-foot house was built in the mid-1850s and has been used as a private residence, mercantile, agricultural center, post office and gathering place over the years.

Location: 6029 Isleta SW

Brigit Jansen, left and her husband Jorg, right, from Los Alamos, were among dozens of cross country skiers and snowshoers enjoying the Valle Grande side of the Valles Caldera National Preserve.
A hawk hunts over the trees burned by the Las Conchas Fire near the Valles Caldera National Preserve in the Jemez Mountains.
A Swainson's hawk flies over the Valles Caldera National Preserve
San Antonio Creek is a designated fishing area at Valles Caldera National Preserve.
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The Mine Shaft Tavern in Madrid
Ready & waiting
South of Santa Fe, Cerillos Hills State Park has a meandering trail system that passes many ancient turquoise mines.
A vista overlook at the El Malpais National Monument
Ancient remnants of volcanic activity give these badlands in New Mexico its name, El Malpais
Ropy: Lava within El Malpais takes numerous forms, including this example of ropy pahoeho.
Snow geese and sandhill cranes fill the sky and fields in the Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge.
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge.
Sandhill cranes and other birds can be spotted at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge during the Festival of the Cranes.
The setting sun, late evening thunderstorm clouds and rain combine to paint the sky over Cabezon Peak.
Cabezon Peak near BLM 1103
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Very Large Array
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The Very Large Array (VLA) near Datil, New Mexico.
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View of radio antennas in a tight formation at the Very Large Array
Jean Richardson stand near the labyrinth at the Ghost Ranch Conference Center near Abiquiu.
A late afternoon view of Highway 84, near Ghost Ranch, after a storm cleared.
Ghost Ranch is located on Hwy 84 just north of Abiquiu.
Paul Swanson and his dog Lilly, of Albuquerque, walk along the floating dock at the Cochiti Lake.
Jacob Romero of Albuquerque prepares his kayak for a trip around Cochiti Lake.
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The Elephant Butte Balloon Regatta
Rio Grande Water Fight
The Elephant Butte Dam, along the Rio Grande river, is shown in southern New Mexico. The Trump administration is targeting Mexico with additional tariffs over the dispersal of water from the Rio Grande fed by tributaries south of the border.
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Two ravens soar over the wintry landscape of Abiqui煤 Lake during the annual midwinter eagle count Saturday.
Cormorants perch on a tree on Abiquiu Lake.
Jemez Springs
Jemez Springs
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Soda Dam is a great place to stop and visit, but not ideal for the hot springs experience.
Warm & welcome: The hot springs of the Jemez are great getaways, but there are things you should know before you go
A pool at Spence Hot Springs in the Jemez Mountains overlooks the forest.
Topher Eliot enjoys a soak in one of the pools at Montezuma Hot Springs while his dog, Buster, stands by.
From left, Annika Syverstad, Kyra Geissler, and Rhiannon Griffiths are among the 近距离内射合集 World College-USA students who frequently use the Montezuma Hot Springs.
Living story on Acoma Pueblo
Acoma Pueblo
Land of Enchantment has a long history
A view of the mesa of Acoma Pueblo at almost 700 feet.
Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo Gov. Ruben Romero center, holds a glass vase created by Isleta glass artist Tony Jojola. Tribal leaders, Lt. Gov. Frank Marcus left and Secretary Richard Deertrack right, are hoping a new glassblowing facility being build on the pueblo will not only create a new industry for the tribe but will also help Indian youths reconnect with their culture. Oct. 1998
The 础产贸 Mission, part of the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument.
Puye Cliff Dwellings pulling in tours, visitors
Jeff Gibby, from Salt Lake City, takes a photo of the ruins of a home at Puye Cliff Dwellings. He and others were on a tour of the ancient ruins that are now open to the public again.
Puye Cliff Dwellings pulling in tours, visitors
Lorri Chmilar, from British Columbia, walks through a reconstructed house on the mesa top portion of the Puye Cliff Dwellings. The ancient ruins are now open to the public.
Puye Cliff Dwellings pulling in tours, visitors
Puye Cliff Dwellings
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BLM Deputy Director for Programs and Policy Perry Pendley and BLM New Mexico Archaeologist Cynthia Herhahn inspect the petroglyphs at La Cieneguilla Petroglyphs north of La Cienega.
Recorded in stone
More than 4,400 recorded petroglyphs were found at la Cieneguilla, on the outskirts of Santa Fe.
The Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo.
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Coronado Historic Site
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Adobe show where the original walls of Kuaua pueblo were located at Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo.
Rio Grande Nature Center State Park
A gaggle of Canada geese cruise the waters of the Rio Grande Nature Center State Park.
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The Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge in the Mountain View neighborhood.
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Sandhill cranes come in for a landing at the Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge.
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