Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Broken Saddle Riding Co.

Ride the Cerrillos Hills State Park. Silver & Turquoise Mines. Missouri Fox Trotters, Tennessee Walkers. Walk, Trot, Canter or Gallup. Small groups/private rides.

Tags: Cerrillos, Entertainment/Recreation, For Kids, Horseback Riding, Outdoor

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Cerrillos Station - Fine Art Gallery, Southwestern Gifts/Jewelry, Coffee Bar, Hair Salon, Farmers Market, Dance/Yoga Studio, Snacks/Drinks.

Museum of Encaustic Art - Features over 100 works in encaustic wax, fastest growing medium in the nation. Open Fri, Sat, Sun 11-4pm. Closed January. Appt only February/March.

Stoneridge Realty - Nestled in the Cerrillos Hills. Specializing in adobe homes, rural land & ranches.

The Mine Shaft Tavern and Cantina - Madrid's Historic Tavern with a deck overlooking town serving lunch & dinner with a full bar. Winner of the Santa Fe Green Chile Cheeseburger Smackdown! Live Music Thursday through Sunday & 12 local brews on Tap!

Casa Grande Trading Post, Cerrillos Turquoise Mining Museum & Petting Zoo - We mine and sell rare Cerrillos Turquoise. Gift Shop, Collectibles, old Bottles, Rocks and Minerals. Featured on Antiques Roadshow. "Come by & feed the animals". Mine tours available by advance reservation.

Origami in the Garden - Private sculpture garden of artists Jennifer and Kevin Box. Artworks rotate annually on this outdoor walking trail. Open seasonally.

Cerrillos Community Church - A Bible based Christian Fellowship. Visit our website CerrillosChurch.com for service times, places and to see ministries we support.

Cedar Crest Country Cottage & Stables - Enjoy a peaceful journey on horse back, riding forest trails through the beautiful East Sandia Mountains. Lodging available. Guest ranch. Open year round!

Black Bird Saloon - Take a step back in time into an Old West Saloon built in 1885. Serving up good food and genuine hospitality ~ Beer, Wine & NM Spirits.

Madrid Brewing Co. - Visit the Madrid Railyard and check out the new Madrid Brewery (opening spring of 2025) and renovations to the museum along with Cowgirl Red and the Mad Reefer dispensary.