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Tijeras
Tijeras is the gateway to the Turquoise Trail and the bustling mountain communities along its path. Two canyons come together here and the area was first inhabited by pueblo Indians. Stop here at the Cibola National Forest office for information and brochures and visit the Tijeras Pueblo Archaeological Site.
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Cibola National Forest & Visitor Center
11776 South Highway 337Tijeras, NM 87059
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(505) 281-3304
A welcome center to help make the most of your travels. Complete with maps, area information, restrooms, travel & road conditions.
Tags: Tijeras, Entertainment/Recreation, Gift Shops, Museums, Biking, Camping, Educational, For Kids, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Outdoor, Picnic, Shopping, Skiing
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Just Imagine Gallery, Coffeehouse & Open-Air Arts Market
488 East Highway 66Tijeras, NM 87059
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(505)-281-9611
A feast of worldly crafts, jewelry & clothing, and a European style coffee house. Destination shopping.
Tags: Tijeras, Coffee/Tea Houses, Gift Shops, Eating/Drinking, Shopping
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Tijeras Pueblo Archaeological Site
11776 Highway 37Tijeras, NM 87059
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(505) 281-3304
"Living with the Land" Free tours, lectures, workshops, demos. Interpretive Center.
Tags: Tijeras, Museums, Educational, Hiking, Outdoor
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Madrid Art Walk
1st Saturday of the monthAttend Madrid, New Mexico gallery openings.
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National Scenic Byway
On June 15, 2000 the Turquoise Trail received designation as a National Scenic Byway from the The National Scenic Byways Program after completing a comprehensive corridor management plan.The plan is available for review here »