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Albuquerque Biological Park

This park offers a number of outdoor pursuits. There is Tingley Beach, a small area with a few paved trails and an outdoor fitness circuit. Signs will guide you through the exercise moves. Other potential activities include fishing and pedal boating and along the Paseo del Bosque trail, hiking and mountain biking.

Summer Rentals: Pedal boats and mountain bikes are available for rent, BUT there are only 12 mountain bikes, and it is a first come first serve basis. Season is generally from late May to early September
Monday-Thursday - 10:00am-5:00pm; Friday-Sunday - 10:00am-7:00pm

Types:
  • Outdoor park
Pino Trail

About 20 minutes from the downtown Albuquerque hotels, this 10-mile hiking trail covers the western face of the Sandia Mountains. The terrain is moderate, and because it is an out-and-back trail, the journey can be cut shorter to suit a variety of hikers.

Types:
  • Hiking
Sandia Peak

During the summer, you can take the chairlift to the peak and enjoy the ride down! It's a family friendly activity and you can get all the gear you need on the mountain. Sandia Peak has a fleet of 40 bikes for rent. So if you do need a rental, reserve it.

Types:
  • Mountain Biking and Hiking
Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway

The world's longest single-span aerial tramway rising to 10,378 ft. with an 11,000 square mile panoramic view from the peak of Sandia Mountains. It's a 15-minute ride up to the top of Sandia Peak. See their website for details. $15 for adults and discounts for seniors and children.

Types:
  • Aerial Tram
Stone Age Climbing Gym

Climbers don't want to miss this place! It's New Mexico's largest indoor rock climbing gym with 12,000 square feet of climbing wall, a great lead wall, and routes up to 60 feet long. Because there are routes for all skill levels, beginners and advanced climbers will have fun. A professional route designer rearranges hand foot holds each week so routes are never the same.

Types:
  • Climbing Indoor/Outdoor