Best places: Things to dos in Bernalillo County, United States

Museum with Ross Ward's elaborate handmade dioramas of Old West scenes & antique toys.

👍👍 Great area for a quick hike. Beautiful scenery. I didn't have much time and this has some short trails as well as longer hikes with great views.

👍👍 Definitely worth the easy hike! Views are insane. Cabin is awesome as well, but I could see how mass crowds could ruin everything. We went on a weekday in October, and was not really the warmest or calmest day at all. There were two people there when we just got to the cabin, but nobody else the re...

Archaeological site showcasing thousands of prehistoric Native American drawings on stone walls.

👍👍 Absolutely gorgeous when the leaves are turning. The beginning of the trail is fairly easy and family friendly.

Easygoing park offering a series of mountain biking & hiking trails, mountain views & picnic spots.

👍👍 We visted this area for the first time and had lunch there. There is plenty of area here for all ages; hiking; bird watching; deer watching; and a real nice place to spend the day with family..

👍👍 Pretty trail. Went up toward the ski resort and tram. Beautiful views.

👍👍 I expected there to be water, but alas, I should have read previous reviews before hiking. The falls were really close and dry. At least they didn’t have litter or valdalism. We Co tied to the lookout on the long fork on Crest 13. It was relatively empty. We passed about 4 parties in 5 hours. By the...

👍👍 It's great for family events such as picnics and barbeques etc. Very peaceful and beautiful!!!

👍👍 We went here with some friends who are big into rock climbing. They set up some routes on some small cliff faces and we climbed them with out kids. The rock faces are not tall, only 25 to 35 feet and are pretty easy so they are great for beginners and kids.

👍 Fun short hike, "springs" are a bit underwhelming tho but still nice how they built them. Parking is hard so plan ahead.

👍 This bridge was built in 1933, and, although it's no longer safe for vehicle use, kudos to New Mexico for not tearing it down. This was on the original Route 66, and I like to think that some of my Okie ancestors drove across this bridge in its first decade as they headed to California. You can imag...