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Crisp, autumn air is almost here and that means that Albuquerque comes alive with an array of free activities.

From scenic hikes to cultural events, there are a wealth of opportunities to enjoy the fall foliage and immerse yourself in the local culture without breaking the bank.

Let's delve into the top free things to do in Albuquerque this fall.

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Nestled against the eastern edge of Albuquerque, the Sandia Mountains provide an idyllic backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. With miles of trails varying in difficulty, these mountains are perfect for hikers of all levels. As the leaves change color, this is the perfect time to witness breathtaking vistas, and dramatic canyons. Pack up your favorite treats and enjoy everything the Sandia Mountains has to offer.

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Fall in Albuquerque wouldn't be complete without the world-renowned Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Although some events during the fiesta might come with a cost, the most magical part 鈥� watching hundreds of colorful balloons ascend into the sky 鈥� is absolutely free. Tickets can be purchased for the Balloon Fiesta Park, but there鈥檚 plenty of free spots available for viewing this spectacular, early morning sight. Including:

• The Rio Grande River

• Bosque Trail(try the the or )

• North Domingo Baca Park off Paseo Del Norte Boulevard and Alameda Boulevard

• Vista Del Norte Park off Osuna Road (beware this is a popular landing spot and you鈥檒l need to stay out of the way of incoming balloons).

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Step back in time as you explore the historic heart of the city 鈥� Old Town Albuquerque is home to over 150 businesses. Wander through charming cobblestone streets, browse art galleries, and soak in the rich history. Admire the adobe architecture and enjoy live music and street performances that often grace the area.

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Nature enthusiasts can find solace at the R铆o Grande Nature Center State Park. This urban oasis boasts walking trails that wind through the riparian habitat along the river. Keep an eye out for migratory birds and other wildlife that frequent the area during the fall months.

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This annual celebration is traditionally celebrated between October 31-November 2. D铆a de los Muertos originated with the Mexica (popularly known as the Aztecs). Before Spanish colonization, the celebration took place during the summer. Later it was moved to autumn in order to coincide with the Catholic celebrations of All Saints鈥� Eve, All Saints鈥� Day, and All Souls鈥� Day. There are several Day of the Dead and Halloween combined free around Albuquerque.

6. Fall Farmer Markets

Fall is an ideal time to enjoy all of Albuquerque鈥檚 amazing farmer鈥檚 markets. You don鈥檛 have to spend money to enjoy the sights, sounds, and diversity of items available. Here are some local markets to check out this fall:

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Situated near the Rio Grande, Tingley Beach offers a serene and family-friendly environment for relaxation and recreation. The area includes fishing ponds, walking paths, and picnic spots. Pack a lunch, bring your fishing gear, or simply take a leisurely stroll along the water's edge, which is peaceful in every season.

(Please confirm all details before planning your trip).

Places where you can do free stuff this Fall in ABQ