Pet Friendly Things To Do in Madrid, New Mexico

The Old Coal Mine Museum is located on 3 acres of what was once the epicenter of the Madrid mining operation. Here you will find a fully restored railroad engine, impressive collection of mining eq... More on DogFriendly.com

Stop by for the century- old steam train, mining- history relics, and old- fashioned melodramas performed in ... More on travelandleisure

A pair of hikes explores the only two sites currently open in the Galisteo Basin. La Cienega focuses on the natural scenery high above and deep below the rim of the Cañon Santa Fe, while La Cieneg... More on Trails

Views were amazing . More on Trails

We need more parks like this, with hikes to exercise both body and brain. Interpretive trails here amount to a seminar in New Mexico culture and natural history. Only instead of a sleep-inducing lecture hall, the classroom is rolling ... More on Trails

Dogs on leash are allowed at the outdoor tables. Open Wednesday thru Sunday. More on DogFriendly.com

Dogs of all sizes are allowed. There are no additional pet fees. Dogs may not be left unattended, and they must be quiet, leashed, and cleaned up after. There is a fenced in Doggy Corral for off lead. The camping ... More on DogFriendly.com

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Galloping Galleries audio CD Road Trips enhance traveling a road by providing information about the surrounding landscape, history, ... More on Gallopinggalleries.com

This company provides CD road trips of New Mexico's landscape, history, diverse cultures, and cultural events, and then they combine them with the local myths and legends of the area. The CD's are ... More on DogFriendly.com

Trail is about 12 miles long (24 miles for out and back) and follows the rim of Cochiti Canyon. Good fast ride in pumice with some rocky technical areas and a few short steeps. Great views of Cochi... More on trails.mtbr.com

The loop section is steep, covered in loose rocks and the drop back into the cross town trail is steep, eroded and hair raising...and quite a bit of fun. More on trails.mtbr.com

Awesome downhill ride for about 6 miles to base of Cochiti Canyon. Screaming turns, with tons of pumice powder that makes you think you are skiing on this stuff. Definately not for the week at hear... More on trails.mtbr.com

This is a great downhill trail dropping down into Cochiti Canyon on an old motorcross path. The trail hugs the canyon wall contour and has a few very tight swithcback turns. Length is nat as long a... More on trails.mtbr.com

Adjacent to Bandelier National Monument is the 5,200-acre Dome Wilderness, part of the Santa Fe National Fores ... More on PlanetWare

Scenic wilderness area located at the southernmost end of the ... More on TripAdvisor