Best places: Things to dos in Los Alamos, United States

👍👍 Such a beautiful pond!! Great place to come eat lunch. Has plenty of space w tables or bring a blanket n sit on the beautiful grass. Highly recommend!!

Exhibits on local history including homesteading, Los Alamos Ranch School & the Manhattan Project.

👍👍 Great little museum with an awesome observatory! Must see.

Lodgelike venue for area artists with gallery exhibits, classes for all ages, summer camp & a shop.

👍 This was a bit hard to plan out, due to the actual site and the national park visitor center being closed the day I went. That being said, there is still a lot to see and do. You will want to plan out several hours to see it all, everything is within walking distance of each other. The first stop I...

👍👍 Great place for family outdoor activities. Get a game of volleyball going or play some tennis. And if you want a good place to walk some laps for exercise or just a leisure walk then you're set with a path that goes around the perimeter of the park.

Educational science spot with 35 hands-on exhibits from natural defense to nuclear bombs.

👍👍 Great location right next to the park and close to free parking lot. Informative exhibits with patient and friendly staff. They also offer guided walking tours and maps for doing self-guided tours to visit all the important locations.

👍👍 My family and I used this trail to get to the Natural Arch (see pic), and it was great! We used Alltrails, and it describes the trial as moderate, 1.7 mi treck. For the most part it was, up until you get to the foot of the mountain. Its actually a very tricky climb, and extreme caution needs to be t...

👍 Relatively easy hike along the canyon about 100 feet down on a ledge trail. Pity to see all the construction debris and trash above and below.

👍👍 My favorite short hike in the middle of town. Full of ponderosa pine, mountain mahogany, it's very grounding.

👍👍 A relatively easy hike - you are following a train system on the top of several mesas, so hardly any elevation changes along the way - with breathtaking views. A little bit of rock climbing is needed, but it's not bad and rather fun. So if you have a couple free hours, grab a big bottle of water and...

👍👍 Beautiful, well maintained trails!

👍👍 If a man named Ashley tells you this is his private swimming hole, he is wrong. Little known fact, this pond was originally formed by a meteor impact over a thousand years ago! The crater did not hold water due to a natural cave system, but the Boy's School used the site as a burial ground for thei...

👍👍 This is a beautiful hike! Amazing views looking back at Los Alamos and forward to Pajarito Mountain. You can also find a trail off to the Cave of winds.