Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Cibola National Forest & Visitor Center

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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The Great Madrid Gift Emporium & Maggie’s Diner - Rare Turquoise, Gaspeite & Pawn Jewelry. MAGGIE'S DINER from Wild Hogs, selling movie memorabilia & T-shirts.

The Museum of Archaeology & Material Culture - Explores archaeology and a 12,000 year time-line telling the story of North America's earliest inhabitants through the Battle of Wounded Knee in 1890. Features a new exhibit exploring Sandia Cave and the history of turquoise mining in the area. Visitors may also interact with an educational multi-media computer

Turquoise Trail Pack, Ship, Mailboxes - Offering mailboxes with 24/7 access. ship via FedEx, UPS and USPS. We sell and ship work by local artists. M-F, 8:30-5:30.

Old Coal Mine Museum - 1901 Richmond Steam Engine, mining relics and old cars. A must see! April-October. Open Friday-Monday 11am-5pm.

Talking Talons Thrift Store - A thrift store with a mission: goods are recycled and sales support wildlife rehabilitation and nature programs for youth.

Trading Bird Gallery - The finest of the old Turquoise Trail! Cerrillos Turquoise, Mosaic overlay, Zuni Fetishes, Mata Ortiz and Pueblo Pottery,

Sandia Peak Tramway - Ride the world's longest tramway 2.7 miles rising to 10,378 feet with an 11,000 square mile panoramic view.

Tumbleweeds - A gift shop full of "Important Stuff". Nostalgic metal signs, Madrid t-shirts & souvenirs, rocks, Rt.66, ecclectic jewelry, Western shirts & books.

Seppanen & Daughters - Seppanen & Daughters Fine Textiles is a showroom dedicated to preserving the native weaving cultures of Tibet, the Navajo Indians of the American Southwest and the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. Unique Tibetan carpets, Oaxacan rugs, Navajo and African textiles. Surprises. Here at FINE TEXTILES we view rugs as art and constantly offer new designs and color-ways. Only the finest materials are used. Custom sizes and colors are available.

Crystal Mesa Farm Bed & Breakfast - Charming adobe hacienda on miniature animal farm. Beautiful decor, stunning vistas; sunsets and stars.