Moving To Albuquerque

8 Fun Things to Do in Albuquerque

There’s no shortage of fun things to do in the Duke City, whether you’re flying high over the Rio Grande in a hot air balloon, discovering the history of Native American pueblos, or digging into a delicious New Mexican meal. Albuquerque is New Mexico’s largest city with a long and rich history, offering plenty to […]

Fun Parks to Explore in Uptown Albuquerque

While you may think of the Uptown area of Albuquerque as a place to go shopping, Uptown also has several neighborhoods, which have parks for the public and visitors. Let’s explore Uptown parks to find some urban oases to relax and enjoy family time. Tom Bolack Urban Forest Park Dog Park This park at 2000 […]

Explore 7 Exciting Midtown/University Parks

The Midtown/University neighborhood is bounded by freeways and major thoroughfares. It wraps around Nob Hill and surrounds the University of New Mexico. Several historic districts make up this neighborhood, including Spruce Park, established in the 1920s, and Martineztown, established in the early 1820s as a stop on El Camino Real. Within this hub of activity, […]

Discover Hidden Gems: Exploring Albuquerque’s Urban Trails

Here’s the deal: You haven’t got the time nor the gear to tackle Albuquerque’s mountain terrain or wilderness trails. Or maybe you’re just not into that kind of exertion. Still, you’d like to be out in nature. This must be your lucky day. Read on to explore Albuquerque’s urban trails where you can enjoy nature […]

6 Popular Albuquerque Parks

Whether you want to experience birding and wildlife, educational experiences for children, tranquil gardens, or trails for jogging, Albuquerque parks serve a wide range of interests. Here are just a few of the city’s popular parks to explore. Rio Grande Nature Center State Park The Rio Grande Nature Center is entered through what appears to […]

Astonishing Ancients at Petroglyph National Monument

If you’d like to take a “cool” walk this winter, you might consider Albuquerque’s Petroglyph National Monument. Temperatures will be much lower than in July and, for certain, the kids or grandkids will think the park is extra chill. Petroglyph National Monument consists of a 17-mile-long stretch of volcanic basalt escarpment comprising Albuquerque’s West Mesa. […]