Guidebook for Albuquerque
Food Scene
Great atmosphere! Do not let them up sell you though on the margaritas - get the house tequila, not the expensive stuff.
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El Pinto Restaurant
10500 4th St NWGreat atmosphere! Do not let them up sell you though on the margaritas - get the house tequila, not the expensive stuff.
Parks & Nature
There is easy access and people of all levels of activity and physical fitness can participate. There are casual strolls along the bottom or strenuous hikes to the top of the Sandias. Hiking, mountain biking, horse back riding, and paragliding.
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Sandia Mountains
There is easy access and people of all levels of activity and physical fitness can participate. There are casual strolls along the bottom or strenuous hikes to the top of the Sandias. Hiking, mountain biking, horse back riding, and paragliding.
This is a hidden, lesser known gem if you are interested in ancient and historic Native American pueblos. Take a beautiful drive down the backside of the Sandias where you will drive among the pinons on one side and the prairie on the otherside. There are three ruins, but even if you do just one it is worth it. One ruin can be done in 1/2 a day, while all three would take you almost a full day.
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Gran Quivira Visitor Center
4030 S Ripley AveThis is a hidden, lesser known gem if you are interested in ancient and historic Native American pueblos. Take a beautiful drive down the backside of the Sandias where you will drive among the pinons on one side and the prairie on the otherside. There are three ruins, but even if you do just one it is worth it. One ruin can be done in 1/2 a day, while all three would take you almost a full day.
Shopping
This is part of the revitalization project in downtown Albuquerque. During the summer, this rail yard is open to merchants, food vendors, street entertainers, and guests.
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Rail Yards Market
777 1st St SWThis is part of the revitalization project in downtown Albuquerque. During the summer, this rail yard is open to merchants, food vendors, street entertainers, and guests.