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Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Sandia Crest House Gift Shop & Restaurant

Sandia Crest House Gift Shop & Restaurant Highway 536
Sandia Park, NM 87048
(505) 243-0605

Elevation 10678 feet. Enjoy breathtaking views, eclectic gifts and light dining. Open daily.

Tags: Sandia Park, Gift Shops, Restaurants, Eating/Drinking, Educational, For Kids, Hiking, Outdoor

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Upcoming Event

Madrid Art Walk

1st Saturday of the month
Attend 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 »

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