Things To Do in Tijeras, New Mexico

fairly technical with fairly steep climbs. Awesome downhills assuming you stay on the trail, otherwise you end up on unkmarked trails. you can do the loop backwards, ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Go Right up a steep rocky staircase like section and follow trail all the way over to a dirt fire-road, and then back down the creek (the sick downhill-ish route) and then back up to the intersecti... More on trails.mtbr.com

This forest has 6 ranger districts, almost 2 million acres with 5 wilderness areas, and diverse ecosystems that support a large variety of plants, animals, and recreation. Dogs of all sizes are allowed at no additional fee. Dogs may ... More on DogFriendly.com

Elevation gain is moderate around 500-ft at the most, unless you follow the trails all the way to Cedro. Trails are well used with motor bikes, horses and mountain bikes and can be rutted at times.... More on trails.mtbr.com

Good ride, similiar to much of Cedro. Cross the gravel road to connect into Cedro Recommended Route: Start at Pine Flats and if you have time, go to ... More on trails.mtbr.com

A 1/3 mile self-guided trail with interpretive signage and models offers a glimpse of life in an East Mountain 14th century ancestral pueblo. The indoor interpretive Center currently displays a li... More on Itsatrip.org

A 1/3 mile self-guided trail with interpretive signage and models offers a glimpse of life in an East Mountain 14th century ancestral pueblo. The indoor interpretive Center currently displays a lif... More on Itsatrip.org

> Field opens at 10:30, rules are at 11:00, and first game usually begins at 11:30 on Saturdays. A 30 minute lunch break is supplemented at midday. An assortment of food is available at the field, including hamburgers, hotdogs, cokes, ... More on Warpig.com